MONDAY, JULY 8, 198d iWattr^^Bter lEogning l|graU» ^ Read The Advs, For **Red Tag 9> imp, tbegr wara hUad with la-. Local Delegate apinXiop and aaal for apraadlng • V Further Showers Has Qualified tha woH of temparanoe aad fol­ ilie^Waatliar A h o p t T o w i No Herald At YTC Meetiig lowing their motto by having “A Foreeoet of U. S. Weather Ba For Bride-Elect Good Tima with a Purpoaa." Avsrsgo Daily Not Proas Run ■* Tonight partly etoody, eoose tag Iktar Bpw sfcM d to ■ _____ / . ance Council held Its twenty-sec­ of- cenlly honored with a, bridal ahow- ond annual encampment at Camp Family Is Guest. 9,904 portly etoody, wano, hnmld. th* JtM ’a H it« ( ByiMUM Unilvar* er ^ven by her future molhe*r-ln- terneoa tlrander ehowers. Near 84. ■cbDOl f t NnnIiiCt Moordlnf No issue of the Manches­ ^ th el, East Haddam, from June law, Mrs. Macarone at the Italian- Member of the Aodlt •----- ^------v T O M M l t h H. smith, h im twenty-eighth to July second, At Hansen Party ter Evening Herald will American home In Hartford. It with eleven local young people Hr Boiean of Clrcalatleas Manche$ter— A City of Village Charm mawwe. S XM7 grsdoaU o t U rn - be published tomorrow, waa attended by 65 gueata and abMtir High adiool. la a mamber attendance: Margaret Qaakell, Mr. and Mra. Ams Pederaan of Independence Day. Mlaa Nackowakl waa preaented Marilyn Gates, local YTC presi­ PRICE FOUR CnESNTS ^ tha IMhodlat ttudant raUow* with a mahogany leather top desk Warehouse Point and Coventry MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 1950 THIRTY-FOUR PAGES— (IN ,TWO SECTIONS) and a aet of Revera kitchen ware. dent: Shirley Taylor, Barbara Al­ Lake, with their three children, (tSaaMSed AdvartMog «a Faga IS) and 'AgahSa Sodatjr ^ Nun- len, Jane Saaiela, Milton Doebner, lag at Syneaaa. A buffet luncheon, followed. Ronald, Janet and Stewart, were VOL. LXIX, NO. 238 MIsa NackowaW’a voice teacher, Richard Bobadik, David McLough- gueata at a picnic at the home of Raymond J. Oondon, son of Mr. Mra. Virginia Mercer, also gave lln, David Saaiela, Douglas and Mrs. Pedersen's brother and sister- lle a » e n o( Oirl Scout Troop 12 and Mra. WlUtam F. Condon of 112 Russell Allen. in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Han­ a lill-r to attand tha hot dog her a personal shower at her home Walnut atreet, haa biegun training fii Farmington. Many of her asso­ As usual the most Impressive sen of 21 Bremen road, yeaterday. BIGGEST OISPLAY IN CONNECTICUT iaaat WaSBaaday ara ra«iueat^ to at the U8AF Technical School-at ciates from • the Jiillua Hartt moment was the crowning of the Upon completion of-a trailer Mr. anat at Dapot Square at 4:80. In Francla E. Warren Alr^ForcS’ Baae School attended and presented king and queen, Priscilla and Pederson is building, the family eaaa t t ram tha.plcale will be held Charles Kathan, and the candle­ We are bringing you again this year the Wyoming. ^ Miss Nackowakl with lovely gifts. will leave for California where . biggest display of legal fireworks that you Ikunday at the aama time. light Installation of the state offl- they will make their home. Killed in Korea War 1 /- cers. Miss Taylor w.aa installed will find anywhere in Connecticut. W f have Rev. Bvfentt Phlllpa of Baltl ITie hostesa presented a corsage ■ / cam p Marrl-Wood, the h>cal OM>rt, 'M(L, who la vlaltlng relaUvea as second vice president. Miss Mar- o i camationa to her sister-in-law,, gone to much effort io get the very best a m Soout day camp, will not be In town, waa In charge of the aerv- ll)m Oates as corresponding secre­ and the group ai a reminder of from all the leading manufacturers in the n a a tomorrow, the Fouru or icea yeaterday at tha Church of the Court Cases tary. the occasion made them a gift of Miss Erlalne Weaver, national seat covers. country. MANY N^W ITEMS. July, Naaarene, In the abaence o t the Albert B. Roy, 88, of 178 Char­ general secretary of the WCTU, American Wounded Evacualigd from Korea paator, Rev. Jamea R. Pell. Mr. Joseph P. MeCInakey taught the alcohol classes, while JOHN AND ANDREW SCARCHUK, Props. ^ Chi... Rej I. Dies Atte and Mra. Bell are attending the an­ ter Oak atreet waa fined 88 In Fourth H oliday Town Oourt this morning for the ReVi--Philip Jerome Cleveland, -r: ••'.*,'.'•'•V lift'V nual campmeeting at North Read­ Joseph P- McCIuakey of this camp dean, led the Bible claaaes. BOTTOM BOLTON HiLL, BOLTON Troops Aiding ing, Maaa., and are In charge of illegal discharge of fireworks. town haa been notified by the com­ Deputy Judge John D. LaBelle Mra. Norma B. Moore, State the mualc. Rev. Cheater Auatln, re­ mittee of member flntu of the New WCTU president, reported on the HALE'S Toll Is Eleven d u e t o ILyiESS presided. York Stock exchange that he, haa tired paator of the church will aee Prosecutor PhiUp Bayer told the World WCTU convention, recently to pastoral dutlea, during the ab­ qualified to be a cuatomera' rep­ held In Hampton, England. North Koreans To Rescue Comrades DR. FLORENCE court that Roy waa observed by resentative .with Fahnestock and In Conn^ctiGUt | sence of Mr. Bell. police as he was parked in a ve­ On Sunday. Irving Beveridge, a Headquarters MARSH \ Company. 75 Pearl atreet. Hart­ young man studying for the min­ hicle with several children throw­ ford. members of the New York Russia Reported Ready ing fireworks Into the path of istry, led the church service to •FOR 4i7 EAST CENTER ST^ Stock Exchange and ten other ex­ which the people of nearby cot­ Hamden Birthday Party traffic. changes, who have offices In the I To ~ Throw Chinese Charles H. Sturtevant John Scarchuk. 37 of 21 North tages were Ipvlted. The vaca­ FUR STORAGE WILL NOT RESUME United States and Europe. tioners admired the YTC groOp Turns Into Tragedy Communists Into Surrounded by Reds .Scliool street, was fined 818 for All representatives of member speeding. and their purpose ao much that When Lightning Hits I PRACTICE UNTIL Painting • Decorating Other cases disposed of were firms of the N.Y.S.E. must under­ they Invited them' to return next Battle With the U. S. Claire Myette, 20, of 32 Cornell go rigid qualification requirements, year, x • Tree and Kill* Three] Yank Machine-Gunned MON.. JULY 10 Dupont Paints atreet, passing-stop sign, 86; Har­ a training program and written When the young people left the Hong Kong. July 5—(.P)—Diplo­ rison Wilson, 53, no address, two exams before being licensed to do matic obse'rvers today predicted Taft Says We U. S. Chief By Tanks Which Cut Time Payments Arranged^ counts of Intoxication, 810, 815; busineas with member firms. Mr. By The Associated Press Soviet Russia la setting the stage McCTuakey will be a Manchester / 1 to S Years Ernest A Smith, 17, 784 Middle Death struck from ths sky, for a surprise move against the Off American Out­ Turnpike, east, tallure to carry li­ representative of the firm and MANCHESTER HOME hirked tn the water of iakes and United States In the Far East. Spent $200 hereafter will be located In their modernizers •rhey said the Russians, proba­ post ; Erteriiy Moves FuDy Covered by tnaor>” <^ cense, suspended Judgment arid $6 rivers and rode the highways In for passing atop aUfn: laaac Mc- Hartford office. KITCHEN specialists bly would rush (Tlilnese Commur t h e o f f ic e o f Connecticut during the long Fast to Beat U. S. CreanoV, 65, of 108 Birch street, “ Joe," aa he is familiarly known, Roofing and SMlhig nlst troops from Manchuria to aid To Aid Korea Tel. 5557 or 2-9195 intoxication, 10 days, suspended; la a graduate of Manchester High Fourth of July week-end, claiming Soviet-supported North Korean In, Reinforcements as DR. RICHARD C. achool and Fordham University 41 Oak Street Tel. 5-0274 the Korean civil wa^. William a . McBride, 80, 08 Church Open Evenings Til 9' 11 Uvea. In addition to the vic­ ALTON 25 LiUey S t.. Manchester and former national two-mlle Ranges, Refrigerators Our air-cooled, iow-tem- tims of lightning, drownlngi and Such a move ’’can be expected North Takes Heavy atreet, atop sign, 88; and Marga­ and All Day Saturday any time within the next month, ret P. Murphy, 35, 437 Center steeplechase champion. ,H* was an, perature storage vaults af­ traffic accidents, two women were Ohio SiMialor Hils Tru­ CHIROPRACTIC inauramce broker until the last war Washers and All fords complete protection for slain and a man ■ committed sui­ and probably wUhln two weeks," Pasting from Air street, keeping unlicensed dog; 12. DIAL they added. All demanded ano­ man Piilicy Which He PHYSICTANr when he entered the Navy In 1942, your furs against moths, fire cide. _ and waa discharged with the rank Other Appliances A birthday party for a young nymity. Says Encouragrtl Reds An Advanced Command 145* MAIN STREET Raymond E. Gorman of Lieutenant Commander. For and theft. Make use of this man on the Fourth of JiUy Reds Maaa In Manchuria two years he waa director of the Are You Interested 7234 dependable service which in-/ 80 years ago turned Into tr a j^ y One obaerver gave Iheae rea­ To l..aunch Atlack Outpost in South Korea, July MANCHESTER. CONN. Manchester Y.M.C.A. and about fiM JW.HAM iCOM eludes reglazing of youf yeaterday afternoon when iign^ sons for forecasting a Soviet of­ 5,—V -R < ^ a n la tO ’Hara waa'regent-were expritod news agency said the Communist- nese Red troop# In Manchuria can Communist tanks. The tanka were EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 1950 Phone 2-9850 led regime In Bucharest had given haa been made." MANY BENEFITS FIREWORKS today ths expuSion of on rimllar charges. Vatican *®“*^®*» be expeefed to cross Into North President Trumgn's last report parked on the railway tracks on 5 Day Week— Hospitalization Bishop O’Hara and the two other Korea aa Russia’s (jtswer to Amer­ the outskirts of Sojong, 18 miles QueuiUe Loses Roman Catholic Bishop/ Gerald I said the move had b « n expected ican support for Invaded South to Congress showed that as of Good SUrting Wage—Group Insurance Patrick O’Hara of Savahnah-At- from day to day and doubtless Is Catholic officials three deye to March 31, a total of $1,414.16.5 had Blue II. N. P{a« south of Buwon. ___ | «ta. Georgia, bn chargTs of spy- the prelude to the complete sup- leave the country. Korea. been allocated out of $27,640,000 The bullets caught him as ho Sick Benefits— Vacation With Pay Mirrors, Glass Can’t Reach Biehop 2. The recent withdrawal from looked. He coughed,. Cried out The Old Reliable Stand In First Test in gln e t ^ e last dlpl^atlc rep- presslon of the Buchwest Nunds- Tokyo of high level members of made available for Krfi*6a, Tran Non-Contribution Pension Plan Attempts to reach Bishop and the Philippines this year. Mav Be Flowti, once, then died. MATTRESSES Furniture Tops, Window wenUtlve of the Vulcan ” O’Hara by phone from Prague the Soviet mission could be consld- A member of another bazooka Apply— A & P SUPER MARKET Iron S rU ln country/ diplomatic representative of the WHEN SICKNESS It is better to have a jrood and Plate Glass, Auto Glass (fkinUnaed on Pnge Two) juad waa wounded allghfly by a 701 Main Street-^Eaat Hartford Hank Gowdy^s Y . D. Cftbinet Topples as So- Two other meaobert of the Apos- -^Vatican. . ^ ni.n (Continued on Pnge Thred) (CoaUnued on Page Four) agment from a shell fired by STRIKES rebuilt mattress than a I toUc N unclature-l/ which Bishop A Broadcast by the Roraanlsn By Korea AlUcs Wednesday. 715j50—From 9;00 A. M. to 6:00 P. M. dalisto Object to ni^ of the tanka. .. cheap new one. We re­ White Gloss Co. Trap U. 8. lofontry make and sterilize all types Conservative Tinge Cotomunist troops and tanka 24 Birch S t Manchester Serving the Public for 25vYears Paratrooper Returns AlarArlhiir . Proposed of mattresses. Call George trapp^ an American Infantry po­ Opea Oelly « A M. To 8 P. M. PMis, July 8—led the Finance Com- Hi . prescription for immediate delivery 36 Oak S t TeL 2-1041 BIG DISPLAY REASONABLE PRICES two-day-old regime yesUrday an Senate (Ooatlas •a P sfe ngk$); A Washington. July 5 (IT) The Oosr Its first tsst In the Nstlbnal As- mittee Opens Hear- Sgt. J. w. Swetich Bails g u i U VaSl "/ i m j m Surprised by ^ o u U Ilielude blue fia'g. of the United Nallohi to your home. aamUy- .... Out 123 Times in y ieatripdle Though not requh^sd by law to Who Shoot Him • n j ings on Excise Cuts inay be flown by Americans and m r m ______GIFT WRAPPED • quit, QueulUe handed his reaigna- Day, , Beating Argen­ Air Power others fighting to atop the Oom Guard japan SERVICES Uon to Pfi^iddant Vincent Aurlol. in Brief Battle; Wine m Pool Bulletin! miinist Invasion of South Korea. AND DELIVERED • Auriol wis 'fxpseted to ask a So­ WaahlagtoB, July 8 — ilP>— tine’ s Record o f 105 Diplomats who repqrted this said Korea Route SHOE cialist to form a cabinet, but It ap- sd for 7 Years also that Gen. Douglas MscArthur rRiacRiFTioM PMASMAcy Thst Interpret the wishes peared'doubtfm that stjch a prem­ Secretory of the Treaeury Bombers and Carriers <»OI MAIN STRUT- NAMCHtSTEB Experls/Also Urge Add­ Snyder today fa v e a limited Fayetteville, N. C., July <0— probsbly will be named United N»- CIGARS — CIGARETTES — TOBACCO ier could get hie ParUamentary (slermo, Italy, July 5—( ^ —Po- endorsement to the Houae-ap- A hard-boiled 32-year-oia para­ for War tlons Commander for the Korean REPAIRING of the fsmily. POLIO majority tiecestety for endorae- Leave U. S. U«b ahot and killed; Sicily’s notori- ing Vmeat to Schu- aroved bill cutting excise trooper from Dillon, Mont., haa Area. '* ' U. N, Naval Force# Act Of the Better Kind CANDY — COSMETICS — STATIONERY ment. taxes by f 1 ,010 .000.000 aad ! Theater in Korea The United Nations flag la light Rsyaaod b Opposed _ bandit king Salvatore Qlullano ; brought the world’! rocord for the To Keep Sea Lffne# mffn / Plan Set-Up raising levlea oa Wg cqrporo- most consecutive parachute Jumps bjue, bearing a polar map of the DONE WHILE Qusullte lost out by a vote of fn hla mountain hideout shortly be- f tions. John B. Burke WHERE Eke Cm Yoo Get SO 884 to 818 on a proposal asking In one day back to the United By The Associated Press world flanked by twin olive Free o f Enemy Ship# ‘ fore dawn today. ■ . PsrlA July 5—(>P)—West Euro­ He told the Senate Finance States. branches YOU WATT FUNERAL HOME endorsement of bia cabinet and itsy Officials said the outlaw leader, A vast array of American air THE MEDICAL pean Raders studied s proposal Committee, however, that Im­ Sgt. Johp W. swetich, atUched a'lnce the re.*iatance to the in- Washington, July 5—(45—Pro* Have You A * pbUeiea. He had warned the Ar who had defied and uluded the law provements ahould be - made power I# building up for the Ko­ 344 MAIN STREET •7 East Oeetat 8L TaL 8888 \ MUCH Security aembly In advance that he wo*-' today' lo sdd wheat j.and wine to to the femed 82nd Alrjtorne divi­ tection of the all-lmporUnt eea SAM YU LYES since 1943. waa traj ped and slain and recalled Preeldent Tni- rean war. (OonOnned on Paga Eight) uit if It demanded an Immedi In the Caatelvetrano area near the Coal and steel which the Schu- sion at nearby Fort Bragg, la the route linking Southern Kona with Sewer Disposal Problem? 701 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 3524 man’a recommendation for In­ More B-29 bombers were dl#- Japan la getting high priority In- Sabate on the composition of hera, long hla favoril e hideout. man Plan proposes to put under creased taxes on oil and goa man who did It. For SO UTTLE Cost; - Yesterday he wore out five pllote the THEN cabinet. . Apparently he wai surprised In international control. producers. The House turned patched from the United State# Far Etoat war operations. Opposition center^ pn the In­ As experts on five c«mimlttees In making 123 Jump# tn a dawn to Ships of the United States and 1. A Two Year Policy the house where he waa hiding that down. l##t night. I clusion of Paul Reyhaud, waro™* with members of hli gang. began working out details for the dark marathon. The U. S. E#cort Carrier Sicily. Gloluil Plan British Navy and' land-baaed pe­ CONSULT A SPECIALIST! 8. 816.90 a Family PoUcy—85.00 Individual Policy I^ m ler who had been named Min­ Oomrndea Ejscape cosl-ateel pool, heads of non-gov­ 'The previous record of 105 Jumps trol planes of the American Navy ernmental farm organizations In Washington, July 5—( ^ —Senate It# deck# Ipaded with airplanes, NolicCr AMAZING ister for the Associated States and Police cut him down with sub­ sailed from San Diego_ yesterday are scouting the waters along thq McKin n e y b r o s . s e w a g e d is p o s a l c o m p a n y 8. Up to $8000.00 coverage for each pecfon, up to three years the Far East, and Paul CWacobbl, machine-gun fire In the courtyard France and Germany recommend- a (Ciontlnned oo Pago Two) , Blasts Beds Korean coast and tha sea lato CLEANS FLOORS edAhst the plan also embrace their (Oontlaned on Pago Two) for An undisclosed destination — 130*132 Pearl Street Manchester, Connecticat treatment former GaulUid name Minister for of the home. Hie comradea es­ presumably the war theater. The across to the aouthern port o« “ l i k e produce. They suggested wheat Pusan to keep them swept clear Zoning Bosrd of Appeals NEW” 4. lounedlate Coverage from date of PoUcy caped. - #- and win as starters. - • Navy declined any Information. • SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED AND CLEANED COMINGr" (OoaUaned eo Page Two) Tha police who finally got him Sedls on FmirUi Beiiloii Proposes (Flow of raider vesaels or Mroraft. The farm leaders proposed that The expected'arrlw of an Ke- In accordance with the require- WITHOUT SANDING 8. No Age Bmlt for Adults. Covers every child over 8 taionths [ were part of a special force of 2,- 'The fact that the Sicily aalled • SEWER LINES INSTALLED AND ELECTRIC­ menta of the Zoning Regulations France, an exporter, and West O f Free Ideas to sex Carrier in the area will aug­ I and o ^ r 18 years and AU Children bom within the two year I 000 carabinieri man-hunters who Germany, an Importer, fi« t put on a holiday, while naval guns ALLY CLEANED of the Town of Manchester, the had been cloaing a dragnet on him ment this protective cover for toe period. I . . their wheat problems under the nearby were firing a July 4 aalue, Combat Communiiim supply shlpa and, troop traneporte _ Zjoning Board of Appeals will hold BoU B u m id for eight montha. News Flashes indicated Its miaslon waa urgent. • DRAINAGE DITCHES AND DRY WELLS IN­ aupra-naUbnal authority slated to a public hearing Ip tha Municipal News Tidbits ' In that time, moat ot his hand control the steel-coal arrangement. The big carriers Philippine Sea Building, Monday evening. July r^' -'ffrotaetloa Becomea Effective Noon Date of Policy (Late BuUetiss of the tin wire) Washington, July 5—(8*)—A Con­ (Conttoned on Peg* Bevea) STALLED aad Contlnnes^ Force for Tw o FnM Years had been wiped out. A doeei) pr Other countries would be asked to and Boxer were being readied at 10, 1950, at 8 P. M., on the follow- Summer Weather ! Culled From (JP> Wires more are on trial and nearly fhat San Diego. They werC expected to gressional committee open# hear­ * Join later. . . . « . ings today on a global plan aimed FOR PROMPT SERVICE CALL MANCHESTER 5808 I Ing applications: many,'have been killed in flghta Ptftiiik^rs \l'ork In Secret depart soon. Thomas R. Goodwin for exten- APPLICATION FOli POUOMYELITI8 INSURANCE with, the police. six West European government# Already Jn tha Korean area la at beating back CommUnlam wrth I aion of permission to use building Keep COOL While Others Perspire TO continental CASUALTY COMPANY Aboanca of \0ahlna% from Moa- Outlaw Siaoe 1948 Rail Strike “ Near End” ? ,> fn Ksn V .aid the U. S. Seventh Fleet, spear­ a free flow of Information and laada to belief he la oa —France. West Germany, Bel­ Thoma^Xrails for living quarters during Sum­ cow acene Gluliano and his men have been gium, The Netherlands, Uixem- Washington, July S u headed by the big carrier Valley ideas. _ . . . mer only, on t«ta 2 and 8 Gleason Install a YORK Room Conditioner 1. What Is Your Name? ...... ^...... < k dlptomotle nlaalon la Ajfls, . . aecuagd of klUlng nearly 100 po­ bourg and Italy, already have after a conference with President Forge. The British light fleet Car­ Secretary of State Dean Ache- New York relief reciplenia Mpart son, Gen. George C. Marehall and Rep. Monroney Street Rear of 429 Oakland Residence Address? ...... licemen In battles with the Car- agre^ to Join the coal-steel plan. ful the railroad strike “ is near an end. He M i d ^ . rier Triumph la atandlng'by with­ Atreet) Residence 21one',A: for BMda work. • • .Crlppa on- jablnleri and local police forces The farmei;# aleo suggested a in quick range. Gen..Dwight D. Elsenhower are I nouncea gold ood doUaro ooadag told him “ everything possible Is among prominent persona sched­ Sun OU Company for parmla- Cools Dehumidifies d t y ...... Zone ...... State ...... trying to track him down and halt conference of European Pro­ First Strike Soon Into Brittik treoaury at record hla reign of robberies and kli^ap- ducers to harmonise ’’legUlatlon#, the president i8 hopeful of developments which will be good Both carriers ats isady for ac­ uled to apeak out In aupport of Democratic Primary in I slon to prect Neon sign 7’xlS' on Age? ...... Date of B irth?.,...... pcat-War rate. . . .Remington roof of .gasoline station at 947 inga. economic, social and llacal condl- news.” ' ^ j . . tion and an announcement of their the propoeal. *Tlngs In'* like a Radio Arnis company of Bridgeport Uona with a view toward creaUon first strike la ejy^ ted soon. Senator Benton (D-Conn), Ita Oklahoma Fim^ In­ Center Street, Comer of Middle Oeeopatlon?' .'...... He once proclaimed the “Free goto 81A88.M0 govornmont eon- State of 81011/’ and challenged of a common market.” .fc . The Sicily ia equipped especial­ autho'r, was due to lead off at pub­ I Turnpike Wait, Bualneaa Zone. tiaet. . . .Bergman and Roaael- Two Seamen Killed urn cumbent Falling Back Ideal for Offices or Bedrooms 8. Ifove- yes or any member of your fSmUy had PoUomysUHs, government leaden in Rome to ’The five Schuman Plan commit­ i ...... ly for enti-BUbmarine warfare. It lic hearing! before a Senate .For­ MOON AN’S Frank Manner to eonvert dwell- lini i^ajr extra porta in American tees •will work In secret, annbunce- Birkenhead, England, July eign Relations Subcommittee head- duels to determine who should rule normally carries three squadrops I Ing Into two family dwalling at withia the laat 99 d a y s ? ...... r ; .. film. . . .BritUh Navy onya that Italy. The government replied, by Ing their declalona flrrt to a gen- ed and some 38 others were made lU Jr Oklahooie Caty, July 869 Hlllatown Road. Rural Raal- Large Rdiidence and Building Units QukUy A moIvos wax. vornlth, - mallri) ranaart anmaond-_t<»--jait ah6afd~tlW"ltW)00iton British liner Cheshire •" (OeaUen^ oa Page Btgbt) (Oeattoned ea Fege Fear) cumbent Elmer' Hiomaa trailed I deace Zone. ihailoc, plotrics from lloort, I 8, Ara you applying *»rs ‘ — ■ _ a d la a o A eoglae. . .Pretaad' (Conttanai oa Pago ■) (Ooattooad aa Pag; Two) river docks. The vlct|[m8 died in a hospital while rerriyiRZ Rep. Mike Monroney by more thto Dr. Francis Halfrlck for aactaa' er to Fkeaijli throae arrives ln| 6,000 votee todiy ee tohulaUoo of furnihiro or inlaid llnolaom. I 1 1 IndivtdanI policy and nttachlng $8.00 for S years? Faria after 28>yaar absanca. . . treatment. Most of the others recovered soon. I alon of 'pmrmlasion to have Doc- WE ARE EQUIPPED 'TO SERVE YOU WITH THE yeiter4ay*e Democratic eenetorlel toria office' at. 186 East Oantar at l e r r a hardware [ ] Faoilly PtiUcy and attaching $10.00 for 2 yenra t W. F. Sdiraader, stoto fpreoter, lEisenhower i Tells ^ o u ts primary election neand compto- I Street. .Residence Zona A. . BEST IN COMPLETE AIR-CONDITIONING a n d PA947 MALERS, New York Police ^old Boy ttoa. Edgar Oiu-ke for extenalon., of iVERYWHBtl -DaUa ^"]ffig5O T kjS y*5—(/P)— Attacked by another autolat du;- A run-off alactlon July 88 ,wee Ipermiaaloh to conduct Inauranca eeaaaeeaaaaaaaia olon. . . . iMired by the other five Dsbw* (Hgoatun ...... AUiod occupation offlclala ao- g w h a t* ^ L fi& rge A. Washburn Aid to Korea Inescapable Office la hums and to luive algn Eopy Payment^erm$ Arranged ^ Appllcaat Por Shooting o f Giant Fan cmtlc cendidatoe who bed aaore for asms at 17|5 East Oantar O A L .$ 3 .6 0 Ihnriai OaaaMa aipartara to uaa n near-ncdR^t, A n t ^ y Garafalo, 38, ??* ® ^ *?,**'^ *i then 88.000 voted emoog t h « . I fftraat. lUaidanca Zona A. FILL OUT THE ABOVE APPLICATION TODAY 80 par cent of doltor aarntni ^ f t o is reported to be in ?i)oor” condition in M d g e p ^ Returne from 8,881 of a,7M ge- VaGAL.$2.20 purdtaoaa abroad. . . .lig k ta n g today. Garafalo suffered a braia hemorrhage. He also haa Worid War II pointed out Ameri­ cincto gave: Monroney, 187,88^ Ralph Gastca fOr axUnatMi of AND RETURN IT WITH YOUR CHECK kills twatora, Injuraa four in Portu­ KawY» k o p M g I dwelling for dental laboratory at ment of Iran goto vote of ooaS- Thoy quaatlonad a 14-yoar-old Korea in reetotlng ^outrageoue in- 148 Branford Street, Residence aaarkmaaalitp i whipped through tha Negro boy who ilvod in the room with all the dlaaetroue eonee* win toe governoFe office ooce o m W iLl ' b e GIVEN W 0H EVERY dooeo. . . .State police taMato First Fireworks Daath vaekm wae I n a a c a p e b l e . '____ by hie father, held a w M etoaJw F I Zone A. illiams :y^iSSr THE ALLEN INSURANCE Polo Orouads yoatorday aad struck with hla grant gnmd-aunt but said And, Bleenhower tMd 47,Q00 quencee ttet followed In the wake W deportmeat to daparakMl Rt?** he denied any .connaction with the Mission. S. D„ July 5—(4V-The first death I" “ “ 9" of the fatal drror I t years sg o .^ lile three Oemaatato eanaMiaa MH PURCHASE OF $2^^ All persons interested may at- photo ayatem. . . .Air Forcal' to- ona of 40,0001 baaoball fans dead Boy Scoute at tbetr Second. No- loeked-aw elefP I tend this hearing. AGENCY, Inc. la his frah(tot|uul seat holiday ahooUag. > directly attribntable to fireworks over the July F ^rth hoU- ttenel Jamboree toot night the de- Biaenhower now le preeldent ox vaaMgatoa roparto at atraaga bal* Cblumhia univeralty. A ru n off' - ^IQM-THE SIGN—IrlQLE EAST OP Zoning Bosrd o f Appcala. Op«ri»myTArM HP)— tges at the South Methodist church Besides'Bishop O’Hara, the For­ Louisiana motorist's record of grounds this weeje. ■ A ll play­ Hospital Notes o)^ Sunday, opened the summer eign Office ousted Msgr. Delmestr otiier dgai^ ! (Oosttaaed jfroai Pne* Om ) might have to be brought to a halt grounds will receive a kit of tools, Those who are capable of doing ad­ gains Over the NeNt Chargee, of three ma^or crlmet— long-distance travel without pay­ if the Korean crisis develops to­ and various Working kits of change vanced work in making wallets Fir^lt of January season. Everett A. Murphy, the )t'a Billd | E IDEAL were withdrawn. He told a reporter, however, iriod in 1949 showed a total of ley Johnson, 48 South Hawthorne when he got to the toll booths, ho Camels tor' met t . Reversal o f Aeheoon Memorial Field and Charter Oak beginners should report to the life­ Last year Red Tag Days were He waa caught by / posse as he the Holy War, liAve been tried, “ No Isinger Desirable” that If the danger of a general war 26s caaes of which 238 were new. atreet; EzZkiel Benson, 273 Main but have failed. The third attitude firmly refused to pay a toll. They taet#veweU | . Taft renewed hi« charge that playgrounds will get started on guards each morning by 10:80 for held ind well received by residents held the telephone girl as a hostage The news agency report said tlie C L ^ N E R S rIn June, 308 veterans made use atreet; Richard Wright; Rockville; Doesn’t lllame Altrndanta —they •aree'^ritb ^ the president's decision for arnh'd Increases before the final action on Monday. AH Instructors ■ will be Instruction and to be put Into and shoppers in Manchester and behind a downtowfi building. A the I’ aeiflst-Attitude. Is the trul.v Romanian Foreign Mlnlsler ac- classes according to their abilities. of the Center's facilities iri 336 Isaac McCreanor, 106 Ridge atreet; Cliristian attitude hut has. not-#* "He was on the way to Boa- my throat I” O ffers quality tlean* intervention in Korea was a "com- the legislation, "there is no telling given instruction by BUr Stearns. throughout surrounding communi­ member of the posse shot Rogers riiaed the three clergvmen of mak­ conferences on various subjects, Mrs. RlUf Betko, 51 Horton road; ton," Capt. Atherton said. "He in f and spomiiR. excellent pleft reversal of SecreUpr (of what will happen.” ties. in the rtioulder. yet tieert tried. ing use of their- ."di)iloniatic im- Similarly, .Senator Butler (R- aa compared with 369 vieitora in Albert Johnaon, 63 Horton road. "In 1918 Pr. Harry Kmerson told us he hadn't )mul a . loll all pceastnR, prdqipt pick-up State) Acheson's entire previous food sale Saturday from 10 a. m. Admitted today: Roger Clifford, Posters Are Replaced Duncan reported this account: muuily to interfere In Hoiuanlnn Neb), another member of the com­ to 4 p. m.. on the lawm of Nathan June of 1949. Last month there Reprimanded tor Drinking FoSdick, for .vears Amerlra's the way from l/iiulsiHna and. fur- policy, which has so precipitated 9 Nelson atreet; Kenneth Gunkel, Poatera attached to poles along affairs by Initialing and taking an Iherniore. he flldn't believe In |iay- and d d iv c iT fi mittee, said that "If the interna­ South (Coventry Hale Community Center. Mrs. were 39 new caaes and'367-repeat Rogers, just two months out of greatest preacher, thundered forth FOR the danger of war." Rockville; Samuel Wlnlher, Rock­ Main street Monday had to be re­ ai'tive part in the .maehlnailons" Ing tolls Me told ns he 'had a feel­ The senator did not repeat, tional situation gets really critical, Fred Rose and Mrs. James Gan­ calls. placed today following, the'heavy state prison after serving five those wonls from his pulpit in S14 MAIN^T. . Mrs. Pauline LIttIa ville. Rlve(-side church until the entire of a group of spies ing' againat paying tolls. He however, the demand he made in I expect there will be no tax bill— ger are co-chairman of the geiisr- As hoa been the case each month atorina yesterday that ruined moat years fm^ auto theft, was li> Ing Tlie report said Itonihliln de­ Coventry 7-dJSl Dtacharged Monday: Mrs. Louise congregatloh sat there nuittonless: didn't blame us, of course." OLIO Can Us At 5^8 the Senate last week that Ache- unless there is one to boost taxes." al committee. since August, 1949. the subject of Affricano, Rockville; Fred Stalger, of the signs. with a ,45-year-old aunt, Mrs. Ruby clared arllvith’S in' the three 'Hallelujah. ihV LonI God Omnipo­ '^There was only one thing for Booth-Dlmock Memorial lib ra ­ insurance .was again high with 75 Carl Goldenthal at^ Burton’s iS. Horne; He went with Mrs, Horne clergymen violated diplomatic Green Star son resiRn, ^ . End Hearing Next. Week Jr„ RockvlUe; Martin Walowlch. tent Reigneth!’ The first World tlio workers at the bridge to do INSURANCE Between 100 and 133 children ry trustee board will be In charge of the contacts being made for to thb home of Mra. Gertrude Ham­ Photo by Robert Mauman Taft said the Communists had 'The committee decided to go Wapplngi Mra. Ruth Gordon, OuU- chairman of the event \ this year tVar was over ami this was le usage and Ihal they were "no with the motorist of eonvielion SEE 10% Discount of the second annual bazaar July dlscuoslon on that matter. August and ia being saalsted by, leading mond Baxley, 75, on a visit and every right to believe that, this have registered to date for ARC ford; Mra. Hazel Roy. 68 Jensen Mayor Harold A Turkington o ils the ribbon aoos.s Main .stroel that inaugurales Red Tag Day* Fosdiek's manner of giving it hi.s longer desirable" They turned him about, told him ahead with a fast schedule Of hear­ 12 through 16 In the eveninga on marked the beginning of the Na­ street; Nancy Wetmora, Rock- both women scolded him for drink­ Cash and Carry country would not take military swimming instructions at Lassen's businessmen in Sown. here ibis year. The bargain days will be Thursday, Friday and Saturday. seal of approval Twenty years bow to get across the river wilh- STUART J. ings in hopes of having a bill to the lawn in the rear of the build­ tional Service Life Insurance spe­ -vllle; Mra. Helen Moskay, West C ^ h prizes will be awarded action in Korea to counter their ing. In the picture above from left to right are: A. B. G.iilnor. Itus.scll Voltcrton. Mayor Harold A. later, however, his nttifude had poll' t'lalnis Kei-onii Vii-iiiii (iilj paying a toll nnd srratcheil put before the Senate abo\it July Beach in South Coventry and be­ ing. The first night the (Touples’ cial dividend program. WlUlngton; A. Lawrence Rlker, He went home and drank some attack. He said Achcaon had made each night during the three day Turkington Burton Knopp. Mrs. Martha Stevenson, Richard Michaels and Lnwrenco Vachon. changed. He was a mature man their lieads in amusement as he 20. George said the committee ex­ tween .30 and 40 additional chil­ club of the First Congregational Special Dividend Checks Highland Park; Mrs. Mary DublaC more. Then he got a .22 caliber WASLEY it clear, previous to the presi- sales. The drawings will take place Others on the committee in charge of the Red Tag Pays are Carl Goldenthal, George Marlbw, I’utnani. July 3 id*' .Mdo Cas- drawled a |H>lite "thank you " ami j pects to complete its hearings be­ dren will receive these instructions In commenting on the N 8 LI and son, RoekvlUe; Lawrence rifle aiul returned to the Baxley now who had seen the effects of a nt's decision, that the United cliurch will be in charge of a spe­ each night in front of the Army & Karl Keller, Elmer Weilen, Herbert Swanson and Brnrc Watlrlns. world war and such staleinem.w j .leltarl. 28. of I’lilvinln wnt injured went off In search of the free, state Theater Ruilding fore the end of next week. at the private sw’imwing pool at ■pedal dividend. Director Agodti- Bagley, Jr„ 15 K, Forest street; home, where he shot Mrs. Baxley ates did not regard either Ko- cial candy booth; on the 13th the Navy Club. Stores taking part in would never agnin eome from h t«! here yeHterdav when, police said Bulkeley liridge eonneellons. Tel. «fil8 . 714« But whether the measure will be Cnrricalh Farm In-North Coven­ Young Mothers' club will have a nelll stated that officials o f the John Sopher, 40 Earl atreet: Fran­ through the head. Mrs. Honie fled Formosa as a part of its Red Tag Daya will distribute valu­ land. Ohio, for the summer Ups He said so himself In these the mitomohlle whli h he was driv­ pushed to enactment, he said, try. both beginning Monday, July food booth: the 14th, the Coven­ V A suggest that veterans whose cis DellaFera, 16 Cottage atreet; and he missed her wjth two bullets. liftii with a huge Liberty Bell plane last week for a two weeks dof\nsc lines. able coupons for the drawing. months. He will return In the words, 'Never again will 1 put ing collided with il felenllone pole .Man lias eaten truffles for thou­ will,,depend on developments. 10, at 1:30 dt the former and 2 try Garden club, a special tombo­ dividend appllcatlona have been Mra. Virginia O ark and son. 476 Rogers then went home to sup­ hanging in the center of the float stay. FUEL OIL ormosa Policy Changed Judith LaPant is at home on fall and resume hi« studies at the Jesus Christ In uniform!" Mr. mit;.ide the Belding-Hemlngway sands of yeara. president ordered the Sev­ As passed by the House,- the bill p.m. at the latter. la booth; and on the last evening acknowledged and who did not re­ Parker street; Mra. Jeans Irish, per, got a shotgun and planned to and boy* in uniform from each Oakland road after s tonsillectomy Mancheoler trade .i. hool. Murphy brought the service' to a ehibhouse Casseltari was driving t; would slash excise taxes |1,010,- Application blanks will be avail­ the Ladles' Association o f' the ceive notification by June 30 that 642 Middle Turnpike, west; Thom­ leave town. He saw the operatot branch o f the service around it. enth FVet to guard Formosa, Queiiille Loses Mls.s Anne Cramiick of Foster close with a prayer for world away from a wedding rereptton In by reducing or wiping out First Congregational church wllU their checks are 'being processed, as Ritchie, 16 Liberty etreet. In the telephone building, forced Columbia Grange . received hon­ operation at Manche.ster Metnonnl whereosXhe previously had said 000,600 able from Miss Helen I. Reynolds, hospital. „^ati-eet is .^pending her vacation at peace. the eluhhimse when the aeeldent GUITAR this CThinehp Nationalist govern­ present rates on scores of items accredited swimming instructor at sell doughnuts with proceeds from should notify the VA, addressing Dlacharged Tuesday: Gilbert her to go with him behind the orable mention. It was one of the their letters to -the Director, Spe­ Sebmeuke, RoekvlUe; Mra. Mary building. There he raped her and prettieBt of all floats with the Air. and Mrs. GonUui Dean ami Virginia Beaeh, 't'lrginla. The hymns for tile service were oeenrred On May 29. Joseph ment on that island would not be ranging from jev/elry, furs, pocket- Lassen's Beach, or Mrs. J. Gordon all four to be turned over to 'the 111 First Test Cnyer. ahoiil 60. of I'rovitlence. It. cial Insurance Project, Veterans Vllkacz, South Windsor; Mrs. held her as hostage for more than three Graces seated under an arch their infant daughter, Carolyn, of j Mr.s. George Mark.* and Airs, "When Morning Gilds The Skies". given m lllti^ aid. books and ba)y bottle warmers to Hamilton, also accredited ARC In- library. .? Ansel ChiiatenBen of Oakland road "Dear l/ord and Father of Man­ I., hit the same pole while driving FREE PLAYERS Mr. and Mrs. Rayinbrid L. Pen­ Administration, WMhIngton, 35, Helen Orlffeth, 257 Autumn etreet; an hour before the poese got him. of greens and flowers while seated Los Angeles, California, are Asserting ^ a t Aeheson and movie tickets and telephone bills. stnictor, at Carricath Farm, on (Continued from Page One) round about them were four girls had as their guests over the week­ kind" and "CVown Him With Many away from another wedding re­ der of South Covento'y are plan­ D. C. Mre. Johanne Schmedding, Andov­ guests of Mr. and Mrs. ThomoB RANGE On^ COAL, Chairman ConnjUly (D., Tex.l, of Business Tax Hiked the opening afternoon. It will not In pastel evening gowns, the sea­ end their eonsins. Mr. and Mrs. CTowns". Mrs. Jessie Cadman sang ception in the same clubhouse. I have a MaRco 5 input ning to leave on /Thursday for A veteran lyho sends\such noti­ er; Mra. Marjorie Glenney and son, Burgess, Jr., of Deming street. Delivery Service COKE the Senate wmdlgn Relations To meet President Truman's de­ be possible to accept additional en­ Civil Service. Socialists regarded sons of the year, carrying aymbols Chet Woolave and their children. as a solo, "Tearh Mo To Live", ami amplifier and DeArmopd East Sandwich at C^pe Cod, fication should furnish his name, Rockville; Mra. Catherine Perkins A family reunion was held at committee, KM V'lndlcated that mand that excise tax losses be off­ tries after Monday as a minimum both aa too far to the right. appropriate for the season. the VaJentlnes on Ellington road Norman. .Invi-e nnd Wayne, of the summer choir under the direr- Tlie oeean pefCh has tieeoine Im- wa would not defelid Formosa be­ number of hours are required for Maas., for the werit-end. address, service or serial number. and daughter, 23 Autumn street; Columbia pick-iip. Will sell the wotlta set by revenu)!. Increases from Preadent Auriol today appointed 'The competition was keen ‘ and the Fourth of July. Haverhill, Mass. tion of Bernard B. Capipagha, [Mirtant eeonomleally sime It was Our free delivery cause it might Involve us in war, completion gs^each specific group Jeanne Lavigne waa discharged Insurance number, acknowledge­ Mra. Irene Rldyard and son, 20 for $45.00. Worth $80.00 other sources, the bll Iwould hike Centerflald atreet; Mra. Shirley Guy Mollet, Secretary General of each winner or non-winner could Air. and Mrs. Guy Finney and sang "Now Let Every 'Tongue dlseovered It makeij. exi ellent fil­ service U availahlev Dial 5135 applying for certlRcates. from Windham Community Me­ ment card number. With this In' Wiipping Aiitn haseball team •now. Phiine T aft said; taxes on corporations earning over E gg and son. East Hartford; Mrs. the Socialist Party, tb head a "mla- Harry Sorokollt, 26 bf Hop Riv­ go home well satisfied. son. Stephen, of Burnham Acres Adore Thee " by Bach. lets. "The defense of Khrea Is far Classes are to be held through morial hospital. Master Harold formation, AgosttnelU said, . the met Its first defeat In nine, games to you fiir all your »ld7,000 a year, plug various tax Vivian Antonio and aon, .147 (A- slon of information" to try to get er Village. C3olumbla waa killed Other entries were the Oouncll'e .spent the holiday vacation at Con­ more likely to involve In war July 28 in the afternoons. Definite Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wll- V/. can quickly trace the records other political leadens to agree on Tuesday night about quarter of last- week when the Wapplng needs at any time loopholes and make other tax re­ cott street; Mra. Constance Vince, large Uncle Sam’s Hat drawn be­ necticut Lakes. N, H. HII.LTOP MARKET with Russia than the di of time of individual'a lessons will be Ham Johnson of (^ventry House, In each case and correct the cause a candidate for./a new premier. nine when the car he was driving Grange defeated them 4 to 3. and for any quan­ MORIARTY visions. 147 Blrgh atreet; Mra. Abble Nel­ hind a car which carried the town Formosa ever was," given out the opening regl.stration South Coventry and - Windsor, of dividend payment delay. Mollet said /he agi^eed to accept was involved in an accident with Miss Carol Wall of Oakland road Wapplng Auto v ill pl#y Manches­ Mancheater .5567 The revised corporate tax struc­ son and daughter, TaloottvUle; and Council'ofrtcials. Thl.4 was tity. Just call PINE Nevertheless. Taft Safa this waa admitted to the same hospi­ Other subjects showing the the job on pbnditioh that he him­ a Greyhound bus on Route 6 at has chosen August 12 for her mar­ ter Grange Friday at Buckland ture would bring in an estimated day. Mra. Sarkh Graham, 14 Edgerton topped appropriately enough by PHAItMACY and BROTHERS country must give "unsUnted Transportation must be fur­ tal oil Sunday. highest contacts for the month of self would-'not eventually be the what ia known here as the Three riage to Eugene Young. field. 4433,000,000 a year in addition street; Mrp. Harriet Bombardier, the placard "Hats Off To The Mr. ami Mrs, Charles Muzlkevlk your order will he support to our armed fturces nished by parents or friends of June were: education, 46; dental one cbosph for the candidacy,. Sister’s (Corner. Thia ia the second The Donkey baseball game will Our S|teclal« tor Red Tag Days revenue, but corporations with 84 Thorne ijtreet: Mra. Mary Fred- Council." and their daughter Gall, are on a where the/ have been sent by Nthfe children participating. Mothers claims, 29; medical claims, 25; G. Be said he would ^ e some polit­ ; local resident fatality on thia The Parent-Teacher Association be held tonight at R p m. on the in the second se«'tlon of today's delivered immedi­ 'tw o weeks varation, which they president.” , earnings between 43,000 and 410T.- able to volunteer for duty as beach I. loans, 23; job training," 23; hous­ erich, Rockville. ical leaders individually today and curve In the past few years, and showed the progress in the hot new Wapplng school ground.^ on Herald. ately. Mirrors, Glass Dlcharged 'today: Mre. Margaret win spend with Mr. Mnzikovik's •‘Whether,tha president chi 000 would beneflt by a slight re­ mothers are requested to report About Town ing, 13; hospitalization, 10; and hoped to can a bigger conference ' another at many, many accldente. lunch program dating back 50 Ayers road. the right tlifie, for his policy, duction In taxes. survivor benefits, 10 Gilbert. 19 RlVprslde drive. of the various parties tomorrow. Constance Wood of Pine street years ago to the old wood burn Air. and Airs. Lloyd 'Hevennr sister and husband In Detroit, Eumlture Tope, Winilow when bringing children on Monday Birth Monday: A aon to Mr. and the right place, can be discussed If possible, or as soon after that On June 26. Agostinelli was ap­ Hla job would be three-fold: T « was killed on that curve In Decem­ ing stove around which sat the and their children, Joyce, I.lovd. Mil higan. Leonard Johnson, airman of the pointed as the new director for Mra. Joseph StAmaltla, 101 Flor­ smooth ruffled tempers, to reach and Plate Glaaa, Auto Gtaufl in the ^ture," he added. as they can. Navy, son Of Mr. and Mrs; Axel ber, 1945. According to State Po­ youngsters eating out of their Jr., and Betty, accompanie-1 by The Air the Center, replacing Walter Ford, ence street. \ common ground on some basic The engagement of Mlsa Vir­ Johnson of 31 Cambridge street, liceman Emeat Angell of Colches- lunch boxes, compared- to today's Air*. Hevenor’s-.sister, Misi Hflen Paid f o r Proof S. Gills Slill and this marks the first report Births TuesdayX A daughter to governmental program, and to get ginia Lee of Manning Hill, to Ger­ graduated from electronics and ra­ I ter Barrack*. Sorokollt’s car waa well planned lunch room and chil­ Johnson, #re on a motor trip Red Compiled by Agoetinelli. Mr. and Mra. Ralph Clifford, 75 agreement on a man to head the dren in “bows and ties" being White Glass Co. ald Charette, son of Mr. and Mrs. dar school last week at Memphis, beadsd wsst, which would be on through the south. John McAdam, inventor of ma­ Conditioned [Call George Foxcroft drive: a aqn to Mr< and French CTabinet. served by those in charge. .Goins to Berlin Thomas Charette,Fort Kant, Maine, Tenn., and has m w left from San 7 hla way home. It' hit Ote left front Guy Smith, Jr., son of Mr. and cadamized roads, had to pav from 24 Rlreh S t Manehaatcr Mra. Robert Johnao):i, 48 South wheel of the bua and ricocheted has been announced by her parents Diego for Pearl Harbor. Columbia Ladles’ Society showed Mrs. Guy Smith of Foster street, hia own pmket for the first ronds On Tax Bill Hawthorne atreet \ . Mveral hundred feet Into a cliwter a century o f progress with women left last week t-i work witn iiir thus paved. heeause the public Every department in the Open Dntly 8 A. M. Te 9 F. M. Days Berlin (P)—Gift packages from Mr. and Mrs.'Jeose R. Lee, 8r„ al­ Chutist••,7V Returns Births today: A daughter to Mr. PINE o f trees on the side of the road. dressed In costumes from 1850 up uncle, Ralph Smith, of Chester- i had no faith In the Idea. store 1* offering grand Inrtndlng aaturdny the States continue to pour so of Manning Hill, South Coven­ Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Bauld of 77 and Mrs. Donald Wethhrell, Mil­ NOW try. The W'cddlng baa been set H ie bus, driven by James HU- to 1950 and they. too. pictured valufie! Hpare won’t permit (Contlniied From Page One) Into this c: y, an American officer Hemlock street, while on a recent ford; a son to hfr. h*id Mrs. ENDS ' oa, 40, at Roxbury, Maes., waa PHARMACY Plenty tM ParklBg for August 3 at 10 a.m. at St. Record to U. S. 0 seasons of the year with girls In listing all of them. Come In says. visit with relatives in Newburgh, Ralph Snape, RockVllle. \ CIRCLE FRL j detained until about midnight Mary's RC church in South Coven- evening dresses and carrying eym- and look them over yourself.. 654 Center S t TeL 2 9814 On Prcinlaca ^ SPECIALS I tax writers called Secretary of the John H. G er. communications N. Y., had their young daughter, Paid Jean I whils the 87 paaeengera were quea- bols appropriate to the Season. [Treasury Snyder today for ^hls advisor to e U. 8. authorities trj’. Barbara Alleen Bauld, baptized by (Continued from Page One) Douglas — In — Peters tioned by police. A t that hour they The Chestnut Hill Synagogue American Legion Fourth Dis­ vlewa on a bill that would staah here, said more than 83.(HM) the Rev. Niles M. Poff, minister would give no opiniona aa to re- carried Uncle Sam, children and I trict meeting will take place Sun Fails to Appear;\ "LOVT: THAT BRUTE” 1 excise taxes by 41,010,000.000 but inch packages, ■ B l u e d at 4780,000 of the Associated Reformed was eet by Juan Iriate of Buenos ■ponalbUity. The bus waa enroute the placards for the four free­ day at 3 p. m., at East Woodstock PLUS: Roy Bogera In put stlffer levies on big corpora- were received hj\ Berlin families church in that city. Airee, May 19, 1950. from New York to Boston. dom*. during the first ;lr months of the Green. Post 3 o f East More than 10,000 p e r s o n a Bond Is Forfeited *TIELLS OF COaONADCy* Sorokollt leavee hla mother, The Growing Home-makera, all I tions. Woodstock will be host to the BEAUTY SAL0N& The Cabinet member was the this year. Members of the Manchester jammed Sandreck a ii^ r t to see Sira. Anaetaata Sorokollt; five in green and white of the club*, group. All members are requested Swetich erase that mark and go STARTS SATURDAV brothen, Anthony, Frank, Mi­ rode in a Jeep, trimmed with AIR CONDITIONED Fire department -will parade in John E. Veal, 22, of 343 East to be present for the nomfnatlon Windsor on Saturday afternoon, it 18 jumps better. Jnne Allyson— Dick Powell chael, John and Peter, all of whom large birthday cake with one can­ of officers. Wayrte, Lima, Ohio, was arreeted July IS, in connection with an an­ Swetich planned to jump 160 live at home, and a aUter, Mrs. dle on the hood and cooking uten­ for your comfort Lakevirw Terrace Association for violation of rules of the road “Reformer and the Redhe^” niversary celebration by the Wind­ times, but quit at 11:13 last night , Mary Naumep, also of Oolumbia. sils cut out of green cardboard held Its annual Fourth of July Monday when a car he was driv­ PLUS: Dan Dailey In sor Fire department. after 123. Aaalatlng In the Investigation hung all about. oNr lireworks display at the beach Glad It’s Over ing left the highway while on the *"Ticket To TOmahnwV . ware State Police Sergeant Joseph "ITie Brownie* ail rode In cos­ Discover How Goo cloverleaf approach to the Wilbur FIRST Tuesday at 9 p. m.. with refresh­ A t the end, looking tired With McAullffe, Policeman Daniel B tume in a woodland scene, aeated ments at 3 p. m. Guests of prop­ a day's growth of beard, hia hair Cross Highway at' McLean Hill McKepZle and Robert Donahue of under a huge mushroom. The Iced T(8o Con Rjel erty ow-ners in this development tousled and wearing, an old sweat­ and overturned'. Veal forfeited a the Oolchester Barracks; Police­ Hill-top Dairy Club had a truck HARVEY CUT were extended a welcome to at­ North Coventry shirt, he said, " I ’m glad it's over 435 bond when he failed to appear man Thomas O’Brien of the Hart­ well decorated and depicting a -4-H tend the affair. with.” in Town Ojurt this morning. DRIVE-IN ford Special Services Dlvleion and Club fair with all their animal and Mak* tea os uaual . . . W hila Coventry Lakers baseball team The son, bom , to Mr. and ^Ira. Asked why he did ft, he told a According to State Policeman Policeman Robert Lutz of Staf­ poultry entries on display. The Go- Joseph D. Palin, wjio made the ar­ THEATRE Srows prettier with bnithiing hot pour into glasMS oi cracksd defeated the Williniantlc Rockets William Glenney at the Manches­ reporter: "I wanted to keep the PIKE ford Springs. Getteiii pictured their meetings, ,ln a league game Sunday at local title. In the U. S. - I did it one time rest, Veal stated he waa driving Spectators from near and far one a cooking group, complete with ter Memorial Hospital on June 26, west on Route 6 when he turned TIME! f . . Add sugar end lemon to toale. lains Athletic field. Score, Lak- and I wanted to do it again,". ' lined Jonathan Trumbull highway stove, one with sewing, at a ma­ has been nanied Randall Wilson, right-onto the cloverleaf. Veal 11: Rockets 10. Coventry team The "one time’ Swetich referred Fourth of July to watch the chine and the others hostesses at / ■ orted George Danks, pitcher, Hubert Edmondson, son of Mra. reportedly, at this point lost con­ a tea table. The Columbia Lake Clara Edmondson left Canada re­ to was when he set a U. S. record town’s fourth annual parade, 1.50 in 10 Hits, Including a 'triple and of 60 jumps at Sioux City, Iowa, trol of hla car, ran onto the grass sponaored by Columbia Recrea­ Association labeled their entry cently for B trip to Europe where and overturned. Neither he nor hla threa doubles, attaining the larg­ in 1946. tion CounclL Led' off from Yeo­ “Dearie Do You Remember 1900- Ml he will visit France and England. passenger, Mlsa Audrey Anderson, est nuniber of hits In a game Swetich made his 'first jump at mans Hall promptly at 10:30, 1950," and had bathing beauties He la expected to arrive in France 9 Suffolk street. Lyrtn, Mass., so Jar this season. C. H. I^app 2 o'clock yesterday qiornlng. He with E. Malcolm Staimard marr in both sexes of both years, aboard. and Ed Luond scored high , with on July 6 and will leave t(iere oq made hla 107th jump ahortly after were Injured, police aald. Mra. Marmaud's dancing school during RED TAG D AYS only July J8 for England, where he will ahalling, were sixteen floats, nu­ s a l a d a ; three hits esch. ThomaS Shea was noon. merous horses wlm their riders was pleasingly decorated and car­ visit' relatives and points of in­ the Rockets' pitcher. The team's Hla only mishap came on hla gray in western riding clothes and ried a number of tpe pupils in color' terest. public dance Thursday will be 60th try when he suffered a alight colorful banners flying, the boys ful costumes. The church vacation school of Back From Trip from 8-12 p. m.. In the auditorium knee injury. During the after­ « f SL M i ^ ’s Drum and Bugle The line of march from the cen­ IC la D T E A the Second Congregational church of Nathan Hale Community Cen­ noon he rested. Corps o f Willimantlc In their at­ ter to Whitney road, was all too ter. will meet every day this week. The A t 6 p. m. he was scheduled to To Pacific Coast tractive blue and white and yel­ short for Uiose who witnessed the In laiiltat closing exerclaes will be held on High Quality Sho^ at unuiual SAVINGS The Young Mothers club finance start again with a goal of 150 low uniforms, and several pieces parade but no doubt was a long nr Brown When “UNDER PRESSURE” - Cool Off with Ic^ Tea Friday morning, July 7 and all committee will be in charge of a jumps High winds, however, de o f equipment from (Columbia Vol­ walk for the marchers.- However, parents and friends are invited to layed him m ore‘than two hours. Mr. and Mra. MlUard W, Park, of 327 Woodbridga street, have re­ unteer Fire department, along the one# who enjoyed it the most attend.. Wind Stopped Jumps with town and council officlala In were probably a surrey load of The Trustees of the Second Con­ It was the wind that caused turned from a vacation trip to the CLOSING oirr Pacific Coast, during which they private cars. Saul Silveratein, people dressed as in coetumea of gregational church met on Monday him to knock off at 123. After 1900, carrying the sign "Sunday that he said, " I almbat broke my traveled by train and hue over spokesman for the judges, others 1 l 6*t o f evening at the home of Mr. and Morning Long Ago, which waa neck on that Jump. I’ve got the 9,000 mllea within a parlor o f six­ o f whom were Miaa <3ora Webb, Mrs. John Schmidt. teen daye. The tour waa conducted Home Demonstration agent for entered by the Columbia' Ladies t;iii4V8>i,i:iL Rev. Reginald A. Merrtfleld had record and I think I better quit Miracle Tred ■jnnimni to and from Chicago and Included the Ebetension service, and Prof. Society Auxiliary. aa hla sermon theme Sunday morn­ no.W-” .. . Lake Loulae and other scenic Henry Faeth of the University of It took,ibaaldea the five pUoU, O. C oBert ing, "Divine Requlrementa.” Dur­ places ta the Canadian Rockies. Van Johnson Connecticut, said the judges had Shoes ing the morning worship aervice two Piper ventry Grange on 'Fliuraday Miss Mary Cook o f Greensboro, Ikfg* globe of the world, topped Holy Year of Jubilee will be the • WMAT IS VhI HARVEY OUT? evening, but the membera will go theme for the religious project# Orig. Price prepares your car for hot weather ' N , C., SweUch'e girt friend, w m with the American flag, in back Our way o f shaping your hair eo it fall# io ' to Columbia Lake for a picnic. more enthuelesUc. Her comment: o f which woe an arch topped with and art work. Subpsr' will be served at 7:86 ‘T think It’e Just fine. Nobody else a rope of yellow and white daisies, The group will be divided Into taperzd Uym . . . aa’ loog pr--v*-a5o(t High (empenitures, hot pavements, excessive driving will take o'clock. Harr/ Kitcbing, Louis In the world could have done It but ‘NOW from which, in the center, hung a three clasaea: the prayer r.laea for you Iwe. , Bruwa’ or Red Hlghter, Harold Turner, June STATE children 4 to 6 yeara old; the a lot oat of a ear. Brown-Beaupre’s “ summerising’* treatment pre­ my sergeant.” white dove. The American flag Loomis and Rosa Johnson are on SweUch becama a paratiwper land Q)e CSathollc church flag were First Holy Gommunkm for chil­ • WHAT DOES THE HARVEY CUT DO? pares you for your trips and assures yott trouble-free, economical the committee to make plana for In 1941 and served with both u. B :on either side. “ Pray for World dren who have not -made their First Holy (Communion, and the Gives a loug-lasting, curl-holding hair-do, SitECfl 3 to 6 . . . . - Orig. 4.98. .Now 4.00 c h iL d r e n *s driving. Come in hoW—today—and let us check cooling system, tires^ the picnic supper. and caunaae dlvlslona. During tha IPeace" was Its theme. Second A t the recent meeting of tha P i­ war ha sarvad In tha O. 8. 8. ov­ I M f f liE I F iprIZe went to the (X)GS for a advanced class for children who easy for you care^^for youtMlf. Leather Sandals etc. oneer Past Maater'e Association erseas. _ . ■plendid portrayal o f the Landing have already made their First to Sises 6 V2 to 8 . .. . Orig. S.98. . Now 4.80 I held at Wapptng Granga, there WThat will ha do ne*t7 He said, o f the Ptigrinu. On a large trailer Oommunlon. There will be recrea­ were about 70 peraent. A ll anjoyed tion for boys and girls, inctuding i iVt T d Uka to try for a raeord truck the glrla had built a hiUaide BAROHESS PERMAHEHTI . - Orig. 6v50. -Now 5.20 SUM i6 s a very deliekma pot luck supper, That's going up as high aa poeel' mmm _ woodland scene which overlooked- baseball and softball, ^ c y v w lt ,' Sizes 8V2 to_lj? . - vL. - w. -foUewtiig-whieb-th«i«-wa»-*Hpfo- Dohk' marks and sewing. E a ^ Fri­ Me, halUitf out.- the lower part of the body, on I f you’ve not been blessed with natural curls grmm presented by C2iar)es Hatha­ til the last poiMriblejnommt ^to day rabvlea. Including travel talks, . -Orig. 7.50.. .JNow 6.00, SUN, MON, TUBS. which they had pictured the ocean . . . then you’ll want a soft-curl permanent, Sizes I 2 V2 Io 3 $2.98 way, chairman for the evening'# pull the rip cord. Ha thinks the with the Pilgrinif, stahdlng. on cartoons and comedies, ■will ' be Ed O’BrImi In "D , . A .” M em Saa.i ILoeiSe Ball so# Wm. shown. Prizes w’ill be given for includta Harvey Shampoo,, Finger W av* and program. Mrs. Budd of the League present record for free fall of 6 HejUUn ia « R a »T tAKXS Shore and some still aeated In a of Women Votera waa a guaat that typa la about ,000 f e ^ M . Rooney In •HRMekennS* “ rerMddeo ftreel^ , boat, beside Plymouth Rock, While regular -attendance, good sport#* Haircut. ' ' speaker, and also Louis Tollea, And about this ute jump two Indians stood watching from manahlp, workmanship and leader­ ONE LOT PaZt Maater of G)a. Connecticut Ing? "It'z O. K. tf y lU Ilka It. above. ship. State Grange. Other interadting iLlward Sharp has returned »730 like It; Chief Occum Corral placed third PI a OSP * coupon entilles holder to one or J W . L. DougUu Shoes! numbers were presented by the witn on entry entitled “Abe 1^- from Mancheater Memorial hds- gn>up including a debate and mu coln, the R aU ' SpUtte£” which- pltal after an operation. sical numbera. The Past Masters Mr. and Mrs. WlUlam Waldrtm, I more pairs oT PRO-TEK-TIV shoes Bt | VahHU To 18.95 showed "Abe” out llt:/f Mit^ o f. hie of Farmington Valley were also Would Include ,THE BURNSIDE THEATRE log cabin, splitting rail* 'vWth'tlhe Jr., and their two children, Teddy PRESENT prasent as guests. Tha neat meet M M OIN AVf. « MTWliN MANCMSUftead LMTFD . ^6nce built of them, ' round and Kathy, spent last week with hM 120% discount' sevings during RED '^'AG J ing will be tin the form of a pienVe Wine in Pool Van Johnnoo—Elixabeth Taylor about him. Mr. Waldron's parents, Mr. : and m ( H at the home of Mr. and Mrs. The Congragatlonal (Jhurch Mrs. WilUam Waldron, 8r., of THIS bharles Hathaway at Bolton Lake. school entry was one o f a group street. Beauty Salon I DAYS only! The committee In charge will ha > (OenUnned fram Pngn Om ) “THE BIG HANG0VER”-«:T 5 Mary Welles of Avery -of models .rapresentirig alx Staf-. COUPON m m m m m Louis T. Hlghter, Coventry; has as her guest her daugh- c . . Cliudet|sCc

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, JULY 5,«1950 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN,* WEDNESDAY, .lULY 6, 1950 P A O i r n n Other uncounted totala were scat; inatlon In the First district with lered through out the state, . a wide margin over District Judge See China Red where ea automobile ran over Thoiiias Trails John Ladner. Schwabe waa beat­ 14 Manchester Youngsters Monroney trailed early In the 800,000 residents of the Buffalo- a boost of three cents an hour. cities, which are 27 miles aparU counting but pulled ahead about en two years ago by Gilmer. The firm look over the fran- *“ HaiTy Sorokollt. 26, of Oolum- Rep. Monroney State Republican - (Thatrman C. Niagara Falls srea. This was Increased dnrlng hs- Me. kUlod in that town last night midway of tabulating. He led in Troops Aiding WONS — 141 w n C — 1036 Bus Walkout At 2Vm. (ea.t.). an official of gotlatlons to seven cent*. chlsM June 1 from the bankrupt both of the largest counties despite e ! Barhea won the OOP's fifth dis­ tnternatlniiBl Railway company. , whan hie car hit the aide of a Are Injured by Fireworks WFHA -.108.7 the Niagara Frontier Trtnsit Corp. Offers Have Strings the fact that-T^lsa county had trict nomination and Neal A. Sul­ WDRG — 1360' Only three days ago, the com­ Eleven Oiayhound hue and atruck a clus- (Oeatlaoed ‘F tob Pag* Oae) W IIA Y 310 ^nounced: ' The company also offered sev­ been counted a Thomas- strong­ livan, Neiwkirk waa apparently aa- North Koreans WKNB — 846 ^ d a y Radio pany retired the last of Buffalo’s Mr S r a a i Itraaa after,continuing Hits Buffalo . “ 'The strike is on." eral Improvement* In working edn- MEN'S hold. -Bured nornination in the usually- WeXW — 1396 xBaotera psyUght itm* W THT —. 1330 troliey cars, completing a KM) per BINGO erlak Scribner of 13 Buffee drive; precincts, had 195,075 vote* to a albug the road for aaveral hundred Fourteen Manchester young-A During the heated' campaign, Republiean eighth .district, Officials of Local 1342 of the ditlons. However, union offIcUls William McLean of 51 Drive B, combined total of 221,158 for his (Continued tram Page One) cent I'hangeover to bus o|)erallon. ^"^tiimecticut tUrs had the misfortune of having I Thomas charged Monroney hail A F L Amalgamated Association of_ charged that the company p ^ Ughtnlag FataUtlea Stiver Lane homes; Melvin Desll- toes. William O. Coe, Oklahoma /Jo O. Ferguson, Pawnee pub- : — Drivers and Mechanics EVERY WEDNESDAY- 8 P. M. Are crackers' explode in their . voted for 60 per cent parity with 4i06—• 8 00 gtrcct. Electric Railway and Motor" poeals had "too many Strings kt- itei of Andover Lake; Robert Mc- City attorney, waa second man. iialier, waa nominated as the Re­ ered an "Indication that some­ WDRC—Mr. Chameleon. lightning: hands, face w d cheaU yesterday Monroney retorting he. supported WDRC—Strike It Rich. Coach Employes were not avail­ tsched." "r Haircut ProtnenI •’'S' Om ) Otia Dorman, 33; hia alstar, Ar- Keon of 68 Drive B, SUver Lane publican candidate for governor thing big la brewing,”’ He declined WONS—Dr. Klldar*. Demand Hourly In- and required medical attention a t , Former Qov. William H. (A lf­ 90 per cent parity. In a race that attracted little in­ w nCr-Backatage WUe. able for comment. Tfijc T^ransit company holds the thurlna Dorman, 16, and a frjend. homes; Wayne Kilpatrick of 57 alfa pill) Murray, father of this to elaborate. VtTH T^Fom lly Album. W THT— Hartford (Thief* Base­ local franchises In Ruffnlo, the wMW lUiteA. 1>ere war* the Manchester Memorial hospital ' Rayburn Alda Monroney terest. ’’^reas^ of 32 Cents The union seeks a 32-cent hourly ■ Elmira, N. Y .—(4>|—Barber ijse KUaabeth M. Lyons, 18, ) off of emergency room. None, however, Horton road; David Murdock of year’s candidate, stayed at hla. House Speaker Sam Rayburn Diplomatic obseiwers agree gen­ WeeXJ—Request Time. ball Game. Increase,In the present rate of nation's Htb largest city with a Uiiwley is taking no ehiincea with TINKER HALL Hamden, killed yesterday after­ The hottest race was for the VHAY—Music from Hollj-wood riftit In ti»t cetHTonr •>«»• required hospitalization. Lake street; John Siemlenskl of son's headquartera until returns 'ID., Tex.) and Rep. Albert <3ore erally that Cljlneae ODmmuiUat W H A Y — Your Playbill. $1.38 an hour. Holiday pay and population of 576,0(WI. ami In Ni­ Irate motbe:#!. He ha* Ibl* sign noon in the yard of the Dorman fifth district Democratic nomina­ ’"t i g —Hall of Ivy. Buffalo, N. Y'„ July 5—(/D—A !}■ 194* Fourth of July wooK-ond. Treated were Lawrence Kearns 427 Center street; Robert Hills of proved the younger Murray waa (t)., Tenn.) joined In the campaign participation In Korea la virtually 4:15— ■ other fringe Issues also are In dis­ agara Falls, which has- nearly 80.- In his shop: "B<'ya under 12 years IM.AYINC STARTS PROMPTLY AT 8 tion, the post being vacated by W strike by 1,700 bus drivers and tiMVtotiaM: home. 26 Cooper street. All were chlldrM. definitely ahead. to help their fellow Houser mem­ certain. Nevertheless, they also W n C —Stella' Dallas. pute. 000 residents. It also *or^•ea much bring note from home, for a bniah of 23 Drive B, Silver Lane homes; Monroney. State Sen. John Jar­ 8:15— mechanics today halted public Homteida: . Kilpatrick suffered the most Race Hottest Since 1938 ber. . are inclined to believe that Soviet WON8— Jack Downey's Music The company briglnslly offered of the suburban are* for the tft'o cut." TrefSc: ^ , _ j , MiM Marie Mohtenaon, 40, found James Selley of 14 Oakland street; | man held a narrow lead over for­ transportation for npproxlmnlcly IMVOU Alatadt. 39. ot " * * severe Injury when a bomb explod­ Monroney accused Thomas of . Russia has not yet made up her Shop. W H AY beaten to death Sunday ln_ her Sandra Walterdorf of 215 Auburn , The aee-saw race between Mon­ mer U. S. District Attorney Wil­ mind as lo how far she is ready to 8:25— Ridgu, m , • aallor aU tlon^ ed Inside a can and the canripped blocking a number of public power room in Hartford. Arraigned in road; Thomas Jkmroga of 159- roney, fifth district congreaeman liam A. Berry with a first-prt.iiary gq In U(e Far East aa this time. 4:10— . ^ WONS— R Oakland street; Louise Cooper of the boy's hand open. Five stitches for. six terms and Thomaa, cli­ projetts with the Senator reply­ WDRC—New England Noto- poUce court the following day, ing be has endorsed REA since Ita nomihatlon possible. One observer, pointing out Utat ton. NorfTtlWBpw 95 Middle Turnpike, west; David were taken in the hand at hos­ maxed one of Oklahoma’s hottest : / book. John W. Anthony. 22. who lived at beginning. the Koreans conflict has not yet 6:80— ejdo W tV iroo Lewis p.f 79 Florence sUvet; Fred- pital. . race* since the late President WTIC—Loronso Jones. 1^ him Imck Into tho highway the aame Portlnd atreet address as The five Oklahonla. Democratic Bowles Forms Health Group appeared as the lead story In W H A Y —^Chester the CTuftous WDRC— Dr. (Thrt the victim, was ordered held for Roosevelt came here in Thomas' WHAY—Voice of ^ i n 41 4c U t 4 o ( tl£4ett44iost4 T i m i t d rtMd iU telaUom. to iAe congressmen with primary elec­ either Hong Kong's two Pro-Com- Cornel. Superior court trial on a man- bebaU In the 1938 elecUon. tions were , well ahead with only Hartford, July — Forma­ munlst Chinese dallies, said. "W e W TlC —The Falcon. Farm support prices and public weXXJ— News; Re(iue*t ’nm*. alaughter charge. Two Babies Are Born one, Seventh district Rep. Victor tion of a governor’s commission to know' for a factHhat the newapBOr^ 8:45— ^ Glohal Plan power policies were the major Is­ Mra. Sally M. Shepherd, 28 ahot Here On July Fourth Wlckeraham, apparently facing a study health problems and re­ ers In South China have explicit 4 :4 5 - W H A Y —Organ Nocturne to death Monday night on the sues. However, the minority Re­ sources in Connecticut has been WTK2— young Wldder Brown. '9:00— run-off. orders not to comment on pbllcy WHAf-vStory Queen. porch of a Portland atreet house Blasts Reds publican party furnished its share Apparently winning nominations announced by- a spokesman for WDRIT— It Pays to be Ignoi The Thrill matters pertaining to the situation WDRC—Old Record Shop. In Hartford. Police Captain George Two babies, a boy and girl, of the headlines. were Dixie Gilmer, First district; Gov. (heater Bowles, Dr. W il­ in Korea. Thla most probably WHAY'—Moonlight Mstlnes were born on the Fourth of The Fourth of July election— ,W. G. Stigler, Second; Toni Steed, liam Willard of the medical school WCXX3—Jr. Disc Jockeys W TIC—Break the Bank. Dwork aald her estranged hueband. • (ContlDoed from Fags Onej means that the Riipslans them­ WON8— Hollywood, U. .S Of Your Laxter Shepherd, 26, confeeeea July yesterday at Manchester first In Oklahoma’a ' history—pro-, Fourth, and Toby Morris! Sixth. of Yale University, chairman of selves have not yef'reached a pol­ 9:.n0— Memorial hospital. The first the commission, said Its first meet­ VVTKT—Mr. District Attorney to the ahootlng.. fd by Senator Elbert Thomaa (D- duced an average primary turnout Rep. Carl Albert, McAlester, Third icy decision on this matter.” 5:00— holiday birth waa a daughter district, and Rep. George Howard ing would be held Thursday after­ WDflC — News; Old Record WDRC—Robert Q. liiwia. Utah). of about 350,000 voters. Three Drowned to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Clifford Wilson, Enid, Sixth district, were noon at the Yale Medical school. Shop. ” 1 0 : 00 — LIFE Marshall and Elsenhower were The Rev. Bill A^iexandcr, wbo A Sahara" Desert daytime tem­ Drowning*: of 76 Foxproft drive. Soon aft- Dr. Willard said.it would be a year W H A Y — My Seranade. W TH T—Lawrence Welk to follow Benton, with the Secre- first announced a* \ a Democratic’------1 unopposed. perature of 100 degrees nuqr drop William Scully, 18, of Bloomfleld, ' er a son waa borit U> Mr. and candidate for Benatoi'''then switch- Former Congressman Oaorge B. or two before the commission could W TH T—Fun House. W HAY'—News; Moonlight Ma­ tsry of State also scheduled to ap- make specific recommendations. below-freezing at night. ■ Drive An who fell or Jumped from a rubber Mr*. Robert Johnson of 48 'cd parties. Swept the P nom­ Schwabe■ ■ won the Republican nom- WCX3C—Big Brother Bill tinee. pcar. V\TIC—When a Girl Marries. raft Saturday at Lake Terramug- Benton, freshman Senator, for­ South Hawthorne atreet. ination. Alexander gave ’'Pje Re­ W TIC— Big Storj*. WON8— Mert’s Record Adven­ WDRC— Adventure.^ of Phllbp gus in Marlborough. mer advertising man and one-time publicans. who seldom see’'-,a real UlframQtic William F. Garrlly, 19, of primary scrap, a hard campaign, tures. XIarlowe. Sta'e Department official, has \ Waterbury, who apparently suffer­ television shows and an election W KNB—News; ’Scoreboard Vs- 14):86— called the proposal a “ Marahall Scientific and Cultural Organiza­ f rietlea. WDRCT—Jazz CJoncert ed a cramp Sunday after he dived tion) and the program of exchang­ eve party that had everything, PACKARD Plan of Ideas ’ to counter and ' i 5:15— W THT— Newspaper of the Air. , from a _rowboat In First -bay, overtake the world propaganda of ing atudenta with foreign nations. from a choir to a cowboy band. HI* principal opponent (vas WDRC— rhe Old Record Shop. W TIC—Richard Diamond. Highland" lake, Wln»ted. Communism. Lehman Backs Program W H A Y— Meet the Band. a t Howard William*, 49, of New long-time newspaperman Ray­ 10:45— AIRCRAFT? To attain this goal, he aald, the $2587 3. Development of an uncenaor- w n O —Portia Faces Life. WONS—Jack’s Waxworks. • H«ven, who tired while trying to United States and Its allies must mond H. Fields. ed world-wide radio communica­ 5:80— WTHT—Hall of Fame swim across the Qulnnlplac river find way* to pierce the so-called Risks 28 Year Career W THT— Superman, Equipped with Ultra- tions network able to reach all re­ V 11:00 — iQuti^ heuter. defroster, In Hamden Sunday. Iron Curtain and reach the eyes Thomas baa at stake a national w eex;— News; Request Time. News on all station* and minds of people now getting ceiving sets. ' E.ycrybfte knows that you can’t work if you aren’t fit. At United Aircraft the physical fitness of its employtcs if a Suicide: In announcing bis plan earlier political career spanning 28 years. W TIC—Just Plain Bill. 5 tirtu, two sun visors, Jesus Figuerca, 29, who jumped only Comraunlst-controlled Infer lt;15— this week, Benton called the "cold A t his age. 73. the white-haired W H A Y—Meet the Band. WTH’T -J o e Hasel first order of business. In fact, wc believe our health and safety services rank second to none in all industry. c lo ^ . cigur lighter, seat from a sixth floor of a Hartford matlon. Senator would probably step out WONS— Challenge of the Yukon This can be done, Benton con­ war’’ between Russia and the W H A Y —Moonlight Matinee. covers, two floor mats, hotel where he worked as an eleva­ United States "a struggle for th* of politics if he lost. Thomas 5:43- WTIC— Mlndv Careon. tends, If Congress will endorse hi* WDRC—O irt Massey and Mar­ Like other sizeable industries, United gives immediate full and complete care for all industrial injuries and illnesscis, fun gas tank, gasoline tor operator. Tlguerca’a death, on minds and loyalties of mankind." served two terms in the House be­ WDRC—World Toniglit. program calling for: tank guard. Beady to Sunday night, occurred the day Senators Lehmsn ( D., Lib., fore his election to the Senate lo tha TUton. , WONS— Rsp. Convention hut, the health and safety services go far beyond that point. Our objettive is to maintain every employee in the best after he had been arrested, for the 1. Steady pressure through the 1926. W TIC— Front Page Farrell. . thrill you, year after United Nation* and ^plo'matic N. 1’.). Hendrickson (R., N. J.) 11:85— ■econd time In 10 months, on a and Mundt iR.. 8. D.) joined Ben­ Speculation on the uncounted ^ W H A Y —Sports. —American Nstfonsl Red of health and on the job. Thar keeps him at peak efficiency for maximum earning power. channels for "Freedom 6f the WCCC—Sports; Charlie Bloss- I wnc yrar. charge of Indecent aaaault. He ton in sponsoring the program. Senate votes was difficult because \ I Press" for all klntU of communica­ field . 1 Cross.' had been scheduled to appear In large blocks still remained out in I):40— Broadly, wc accomplish this good health and safety objective through placement o f employees within ranges o f $587 Down Hartfor Police court Monday tion media. ______I Safflower, an oil plant, was Ini- both Oklahoma and Tulsa rhiin- 1 Evening WDRC - Public Service Pro- 2. More support for UNESCO ties, the biggest In the stati>l their physical capacities, constant medical attention to injury and illness problems, accident prevention, and neal^ $59 Month morning. H United riatlons Educational, l ported from India to Rnssia, 8:00— < gram. WDRC— News. WON,S -New*. location. The prevention illness and injury is the most important part of our cffoits. Employee cooperation in WONS—News Weekend Toll Climbs WCTXJ—Music Hall Frequency Modulation W FH A— 108.7 MC. thVprogram is excellent. ' Let's Make To 739 Over ISation W THT—Joe Girartd Show 1 W H A Y —News. WDRC— FM :98.7 M^. C. Specihcally, using the East Hartford divisions as examples, here is how it is dont: The entire health and safety Accidental death atruck down at \ WTIC— News .1-6—Same as WTHT. A Deol I least 739 Americana during- their # « * WKNB— News: Sports Review; 6:30--Sereno Gammell. Weath- staff cm$isting o f physicians, nursesj-safety engineers, industrial hygienists, opticians, and related personnel, works four day Independency - (lay week 8 : 10— . er. and The toll was much higher WDRC—Jack Smith .Sporscast 6:45—Concert Hour. Constantino get the man on the right job as far as his physical condition is 7 used car for as low as □ 147 Sfl.QOO.tOO oars would roll 5,000,- W TH T—Lon* Ranger, $39.00 per month, aftfr 000,000 miles over the nation's w n c —Koatelanets Conducts. □ 2 2 0 ? sauO down payment. roa^. He cl.assUled It. as the WDRC—Rosemary Clooney A DEVELOPED □ 34? United States’ biggest traffic jam. Tony Bennett. FILMS AND PRINTED □ 2,200(7 The 1936 death record waa set ' W KNB— Hellenic Hour; News. □ 417 '49 Ford $1395 during the four-day Christmas i. J I no* ^*M OsOt. IfCOC—News; Music Hall. ' Beaattfnl c l^ coupe. Heat­ holiday period. A t that time 635 39c Per RoH □ 897 □ 22,0007 er, uew tirea, low mlleare. of the 761 deaths wire in automo­ WTDRO—Edward R. Murraw. $295 Month bile accidents. . WONS—I Love a Mystery. Arthur Drug Stores ! Old Record 416 Pftohr of Is* satsa M W n C —Here's to Veteran*. The widespread use of our medical services is dmoosmted h r Daft year’a three-day Labor Oli in wisosi Oofo, the fact that on the average there are 1-1/3 medical visia caro ’42 Ford . . . >299 Day week-end highway toll—410 ■osylssoo ook month for eve I —was a postwar record. tCTwQ OUloCl^ meaq ^ HieUIVma %vuau6vsmss»- •#*«««> w $99 Down— $25 Month ' On a fourtday-, non-holldpy trained eoginceo end tedmidau cnocentrariog on i^osm al East Hartford, week-end last month, an Asso­ hygiene, talety, sanitatioo, and oo-th«?job health and s a f ^ edu­ Of these 27,00 . , ’49 Pontiac $1295 ciated Pres* tally across the coun­ cation and counselling. Fourteen others devote their time to statis­ tiont, counselling services and primary or emergemy c w for try showed that only 455 p^sons A N N O U N C EM E NT tical analyict, recoeds, insurance claims counraHing, and non-occupational disorders. Of the balance, most of the ditordets Beaatlfal Mack, V: ton panel met accidental death. Of these, are very minor in future and are quickly cared.for in our five track. Very raappy, heater. 270 - died In traffiq mishaps. 75 trative details. Thst adds up to 89 employee* on the E *« Hartford np-to-date medical stadoos and fully ct^uifmed plant bospitaL The $195 ^ w n — $49 Month drowned and 110 died from other health and niety staff. accidental cause*. The survey excellent diagnostic equipment u sm m die health examioadoa was made by the A P to compare and oounseUing aarvioe* enables our staff to pick up disorders ee ^ . ’41 Olds . . . $489 [ holiday and non-holiday fatalities Prompt referral is thro made to the emploqpe’s privatt phjrsidea figures. HOW MVCH m be can correct defect* before they become of major iihportaiice. 4»Doof Ocidin During the 1»4» three-day im t Dots JHl AVBtAei $189 Down— $34 Month ______'V Fourth of July holiday only 296 were killed Ut traffic accidents. iMMors tosf m 4 mouth u a u a ,, The National Safety council rec- ’48 Packard $1395 I; ords for January through May this Of J05COMNICRD fflUWKS M HIMISOS? HOW 414117 KM AtfUCAHTS AU VMHB) $295 Down— $49 Month 11 year show that 12,470^ persona- 82 t-Door club coupe. Heater every 24 hours — died In car | TEN-YEAR GUARANTEE torn itCAm or m sm o b k t s t smaahups. These, however includ- FARR'S CAFE aad aefteeler, raiUa. i od doloved dooth* or i^ roons tn- AND ONLY SERVEL HAS IT! Q 3 IWsstss? I jured day* or month* before. TTie ATTJHE CENTER ^ ’37 Buick . $235 four day total obtalnefl from the Q 3 Hesnt Very good motor.. I five month figures—325—is not valid for comparison with the cur- . y” * • /%.*. Good b ^ y — $83 Down -1 . . • ' ■ I rent lndepen4ient day tolL V I f i the Miracle of MODERN Refrigeratloii! There in no freattr tden- □ 3 Boy*? Deat* By State# \ ’471Mercury $1^95 Deaths by slates, - UsUng In or-, tifk) .ehieT6«ent than . rafriftffter that h s. bo aiotor lo wear and □ 3 Weds? der those from traffic, drowning*, ' Convertible and mlsccllaneouB causes; 1 NOW UNDER THE OWNERSHIP no laaeWnery la grow BoiaF. N o ofhor rofriferator caa five ao t u a y . $295 Down— $45 Mo^th Alabama 21-7-0, Arizona 1-1-0, yean of trouble-free, depoBdahIo, MICBt W o n ia iM ^ Chooae By any standard of oomparisoo. United’* safety reoxd h ez^ lM t. Arkansas 4-5-3, Clallfornla 27-16^ Hadlo, beater, detroeter, AND /MANAGEMENT OF Yqu Will Feel Like Thii. . . At a result of the ckioely tXNnbincd effortt|>f the healffi and 12, Colorado IS-ff, Connecticut 2-8- /A « ■ . the Mafic FlaBi«, for the beat ta A large nujority of people have , physicni defectt at one sort palat, aew top. persoonaL managemept, and die e»pl«>jree* in East H artfm , the 5. Florida 4-8-3, Georgia 13-1-1, If you have become a part-ownejr of THE CON­ another. Yet most of them are capable of doing productive wodb Idaho 4-3-1, nUnoi* 22—16, Indi­ sverage emNaycr oow loee* lets than 3 minutes per month from NECTICUT POWER COMPANY ami have your United A ircraft gears ia eodte health and safeqr ptM rein to ntllp ana 13-5-5, Iowa 18-S-O, Kansas 6- wmkbecause of io b -c o ^ ^ injuries and "aM lemarlc- ’50 Packard $1995 , money working for yon 7 days a week at over $%. > ixing die pinrskal abiUties of the iodividuaL 0- 0, Kentucky 6-4-2, Louisiana 5^ 'George M iller able experience is h t below national average*. United Aircraft Badlo, heater, good tirea. 4-0, Main* 1-3-0, Marjiand 6-5-0, $■!#> ,%M,«arai n 9 YEARS tO PAY and safety departmeet it able to qualify 99c. . ortvcal Stjee mile*. This eomoany has paid dividends every year— prowl of its efforts to provide Its empioyeei ^ d i a well-tounded Msswrhuaetta 2-1-2, Michigan II- ” 0 DOWN • THi aii^NCE Cana who meet all othef recpiiremroa for aveluble jehs. $245 Down— $49 Month without fail—for the past 84 years! health and Safety promeia. With the enthusiastic oooperaaon w 13-5. Mlnnsaota 8-6-6, Misslsalppl maaos that we are urilizing the valuable tidlls of a la r^ oumbar 7- 2-9, Mlsoousl 13-3-1, Montana 6, all its people, thsss worts have made its plana saf^ and healthy Its yesriy dividend rate is. $2.25 a share pay- o f pei^pie with physical d^ccts, io a wide varietylof jobw 1- 3, Nebraska.8-1-1, Nevada lrO-0, jjilam to work. '■ *47F o rd .. . $1145 New Hampshire 0-0-1, New Jersey Liberal psd*-l* AKewsf** Fer Tssr Ofd R*frls#ro»e* .able qua^rly^>-56i4e on the ftrat days of March, $245 Down-~$45 Month 16-7-2, New MexiM 6-b-o; New. The Same High Quality in FOOD, SERVICE June, September and Occembar. Ba*l*k hMter, 6efT**ter, good York 27-11-12, North Carallna 23- . [ tin*. 3-Door V-S. 8- 5, North DakoU 1-0-0, Ohio 23< lilaiicheste** Division Ask us for a report on THE CONNECTICUT 3-7, Oklahoma 9-1-1, .Oregon 4-2-0/ and ATMOSPHERE Thai Always Typified POWER COBBPANY—4M> coat bo obllgatloB. Permaylvania 26-12-0', Rhode Is­ y/it B a rtfo rd Bmm Co. —^ ’40 Ford . . $395 land 0-1-0, South dsroUna 20-6-3, FARR'S Will Continue Ur3er'the New Ownership OMOMa m m w m ^ ^Itaw«-484 Mrath South Dakota 3-Orq..TWin*oaa* 17- 3-L T m u s 39-7-9, Utah 2-0-1, Ver- PUTNAM & CD MANCHESTflt 0FFICIMW7 NAI^ STHWT • $1395 usMieas opYbb N9vr VOSS srooc amaMNUc IK n U ee. s- 6 Ceocrat Row, -Haitlpcd 4 TeL 5>4)t51 bpei! Tharadajr E ntdafa dad Saturday sssT Haatfea* asieessea: ’’i MOW-pirAM Kggs t n becoming so much ■ For’AppHanet ' are loginning to ‘ ll WesillateSl. ■V’ .. - dratea deMgjM ■ ••■4. . ’ /E I iiiowiBis wSikoN tw iw s V J- m ■ ; .'-v ...... ■ - ■-M i ^ n z MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, JULY B, 1950 MANGHESTEk EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, I960 p a Gb s e v e r preakl* over the formal program two types o f Jet engines for the I tha hlatoric landmarks of nearby thera ia small use in even think­ uaabla and tfin aca and air lanes paymenta on an avan kaal. Bvan- at Rentachier Airport whlchj ia Navy and Air Force In addition to Guard JapHii I to it highly hazardous. Ike Tells Scouts Philadelphia. tually. parhapa. we may coma lo ing about it: List Speakers scheduled to begin at 3:16 p. m. its piston-engine -production. Police Hold Youth ' Moreovar, there Is the added The Jamboree, first In this coun­ But one can't be aure. The Gwinn also'' announced th a t' W e c h lin g s try ainca l^fore World War It, a ayatem In whlclv the amount of It win Include a diaplay o f the Korea Route n.enare of toating mines. These U. S. Had to Aid Our Specials for Red Tag DKya XL latest Pratt A Whitney Aircraft Pratt A Whitney Aircraft will | ends with another pageant tomor­ Waahington long-range weather ForNShooliiig.- Fan ‘ are relics, but atilt lethat. of World In the second section of today'a the pay-menta thetnaelvea Is repur For Exercises hold Ha first poat-lvar open house | row night. EtiniInQ l|erald forecast is for a wet kind Of July. piston and jet englnei and a fuU I War II when the Yellow Sea wa.s Herald. , larly adjusted to Uie coat o f tiv- power demonatretlOn of the J-48 on Saturday, September 30. aa | Pincince-.\rendt (Continued frum Page Une) ! mined heavily-by both Japan ami (Continued from Page One) Stoke corn with alternating sun part of Ha 23th anniversary ob- (Continued From Page Dne) ins index, which would be one Turbo-Weap, the powerful j Miss Ruth Muriel Pincince. j the United States. Mines aic Rocket Frtu'lurea Skull II and rain, and the energy it devel­ Pratt & Whitney Air- jet engines now flying In the Unit­ servance. The plant will be open upon which the heavier part of the encountered, it clear to the Scouts what Amer- way of atabllliinr the banedt pay­ An exce|)tionally good paint for use on all guna and piatol. The grand­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. KIphege lUMbMUr. OOBK. ops Is almost atomic. ed States^ ' to Inspection by Pratt A Whitney ; military huild-up in Korea hingca i „ addition to lU function of icSn freedom means—'and what It Thompaonville. July 5 i#i. A 'Tm itA B nKOVSOH. ments if we cannot stabilise pur rraft to Observe ft* Aircraft employes and their f ami-; surfaces. A modern and improved formula mother, Mrs. Marie Bella was Pinclrtce of 28 Bridge street, Mon- co.vis.' mladirected skyrocket, set off as 0«n l M»r»t«r ■ ' ^ '__ To Dedimte Laboratory Subs flight Enter Fight keeping the sea lanes - open and rm.. mkM.. economy. lies from' 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. on I charged with violation of the Sulli­ .von. Mass., became the bride of Eisenhower did exactiv what part of a neighborhood fireworkn rounded OctoMr 1. IWl- 25lh Anniversary Earlier in the day the Wlllgoos makes it one of the hiiest coatings on the van (anti-weapon) law; Diapatchea from the Far Ea.st supplying support by gunfire land display. hrt'Mrs. Selecia Gush. 62, September SO. William (Charles Areiult, aon-^^ of carrier aviation wlien available) I “ ‘f' Turbine laboratory will be dedi­ and reports at Wasitingion .mUi- on the head last night as she sat robllklMd iertiT Manager of Braddoek to ground forces a.shorc. the Far ! ■ttsdar u>d HMIduye. BnterM.' at the Lack of Pickers Hartford. July Special) cated to the memory of Andrew market. It coveris in one coat the average Mr. and .Mra. Robert L. Arendt, ca^ that up to now the only men­ bn the porch of her home •here, pos­ ..A Myky W»r Van Dean Willgooa, chief engineer The victim Was 54-ye4r-old Ber­ ace has been from small turface East naval force* are having to : ^ r«M o«tea at Jlancheafer, Conn.. M —Pratt a Whitney AlrerAlt will surface, and is easy working. Dries to a dur­ Sr., of 21 Newman street. Satur­ sibly fracturing her skull. She Is 7 • m m I CtaM lu ll Matter. Hits Berry Marl of Pratt A Whitney Aircraft from nard Lawrenpe Doyle of Fain'iew, craft, chiefly of the motor torpedo cope with the leap-frog amphibious 5* a patient at Mercy hoapltsl^Jfi : No better Indication of the obierva Ha SSth annlveraary July SAVE O N N. J.. a fomier fight manager who day morning at ten o'clock at St. landing efforts of North Korean : *" dwlared. hla Every d«|iartaMRt ta tka .-■r'l its founding until hla death last boat type, and th e' NYrth Korean . voice echoing acroak the flelda Springfield. Maas. ThnmpsojtVille atore la nffarlag graaS •CM CBim O N MATES murky character o f the Korean able finish. launched Janieir J. Braddoek on the Patrick's church, Monson. Rev. forces down the South Korean UO.OO 26 at RenUchler Airport, Eaat year. The Willgooa Turblije I'ab- air force. A communique yeater- where George Washington’s Armv i la a part ,of the town of .JCnfleld. valueal Space wen’f poraatt. One Taar by Mall ...... La.ck o f strawberry pickers over path to the world's heatywejght Henry M. Burke, pastor, per- coast. au Bionthi br l u l l ...... •••....I s.oo war te needed than the way the Hartford, Connecticut, general oratorv. built at a coat of 112 mil­ ‘ day by the Far Eaat command I .'survived the harsh winter of 1777- ona of the'minority of CU'prohibit the One menOi by Mall ...... flret attack to which advancing manager of Pratt A Whitney Air-- CARPET double-ring service. 78. . . f snd look them over .yesfiritelt. .tlncla Cory ...... t .04 sulted In a small volume of busl- flnrat privately financed jet re­ Doyle, in straw hat ami .“ilurt- I tlon of munitions, material. - sup­ discharge of fireworks. ; 1^- American troops were aubjected THE "Here at Valley Forge, every sroekly. by carrier ...... « .34 nets at the suction market yester­ rraft, announced today. search facility in the world. It sleeves, wa.s sitting In an upper i Mra. Dorothy Prouix, church or- plies and troops from points ' In . . . I i 2.no . Room Size Ruga Per Gallon left field stand with a 12-year-old'ganist, played the traditional wed- SiHIv Bandit I relic, every monument assures ua • Bubo, dclleered. One Tear lurneli out to be the strafing of day. Auction Master \Vi|liam ^.Principal spaakera at the observ­ la located on the eaat bank of the Wall to Wall Inalallatinns i Japan to Korea continued unmol­ Wail at Mine, rereifn .. ... 112 00 PRICE neighbor boy. waiting to root for | ding marches and Mrs. Lillian . # V hunger, pain, nakednaas I friendly Australian planea. Saglio reported only II.9&9.S4 was Connecticut river near the main ested' throughout the day." ance will be; the .New York Giants when they i Tii^tall, sister of the bride, was I J l i e f I s , hardship cannot, MEMBER o r taken in. Pratt A 'WTiltnev Aircraft niant slain -\ Stones of the difficulties' under Dieutenant General K. B. Wolfe, MANCHESTER opened their Fourth of July dou-1 s'^Ioist. ( No one here was inclined to I wholly dishearten those whoae ' THE ASSOaATED PRESS ^ ' The 1950 season is nearly pt its In East Hartford. The Willeoos bury,*" behind easy victories of The AJwrclated Prete le exduiWel.v which our plsne.s, based in Japan, deputy ihlef of staff for ritaterial ble-header with the Brooklyn Mrs. Grant Meacham, sister of spirit Is steeped In faith and In loy- I end. Plans for activity at the mar­ laboratory will begin operations CARPET CENTER cruisers over motor torpedo boats, ally to a lofty purpoae." enO-Jed to the uee of r«Publlu^ton n' . operating make it ilcar of the United States Air Force. Dodgers. the bride, vvas matron of honor (Coatloued from Faga Ont) all news dUpStchee credited to it. or "r ket after Friday are indefinite, but after fhr^edicstion as an Integral He was watchuig the Dodger.s' the poasiblltt.v that aubmarineS A mighty roar from tha Scouts | miatake could General Wolfe ta. a native of Den­ SOR Main St., Turnpike Comer and the . bridesmaids were Mra. aM etbemlee credited In thle peperj^pough how such regular sesaiona will be held until I part of Pratt A Whitney Air­ pre-game batting practice when Robert L> Arendt. Jr...Of Manchea- might enter the picture. Aa far | police relnforcementa and lexilrra seated in the open-sir ) sad also the local aswa puhl'4h«d here, p ver. Colorado and has been closely | craft's extensive jet endne d«wel- WHY PAY MORE? aa.Is known, the North Korean The North Korean at- that time. Identified with military aircraft > Oailv t to S:S»—Wed. To Noon . i)ia close neighbors heard a "pop" ter, Mis.v Elaine Morlarty of to hunt him down. amphitheater greeted Bllaenhowerl All rIahtS’ of republlcailon of special i PP • . onment program. The East navy haa not Included submarlnea, when he appeared, unheralded, to i ai,ppieh«ih»rslii are'allte reserred. | tack was launched at the very Y>sterday there were 24 9 24- development tn this country for ‘ Thun., rrt. • to t —Tel. 2-4SM COLORS: like a paper bag breaking, and Hampden road and Mita Betty The hnsk.v, handsome Oiullano i qiisrt crates of berries sold at a Hartford firm la now producing saw Doyle si'ump back in , his but there has been speculation lead the campers tn the oath of the past 20 years. He ia best known I , Jean Broanah of King avenue, that such craft could be trans­ tangled first w1fh the latv on Sept, i ’ ■ run ssme. Ollsrt of N. E. A. SeTT-I opening of the rainy aeason in high of 18. a low of IS, and an seat. allegiance to the United Statea. ' TREADMILL;.. for his supervition of the famed ' OUTSIDE WHITE PORCH and DECK GRAY ' Monson. ferred o rloaned from the fieet of 3, 1943. when he shot down a po- | ISc. Inc. Korea From now on, for I average of 16 69, while 64 16-quart Hit In Temple I Robert L. Arendt. Jr., of Man­ Ilceman trying to arrest him for ; His speech was short, ending I B-29 Superfortress program from : • FLAT WHITE the North Koreans' powerful with the famous words with which ! crates went for a high of S6.T0, a • ENAMEL They assumed he had been chester was best man for hla black marketing wheat. Af\er th a t' “ publlahVra RsprssentaU«i: Th ., weeki. it la open and shut wealh- drawing board to combat during friend, Rusaia. he launched the Normandy Inya- [ If your .savings account shows a aeries Pile Torture • GLOSS • KALSI-KOTE taken ill suddenly, but then saw brother and the iishera were Roger he carv;ed out a career of murder. ' Jttllua Mathswa Spscial Agency - Nsw mostly shut. Planes have to low of $3.7.1. and an average of World War n. General Wolfe A t Waahington, Tentagon brief­ alon: "Let 'er rip!" j Chicago. Detroit and Bost^. 14.79 per crate. blood I'un from hia ears. ' There Pincince. brother o f the bride; banditry and extortion. tmrlvalled i io( (iepnsils and withdrawals over a pe* operate, through gaps in the over­ commanded the first B-29 combat Try Thii .Paint For Boats, Tbo! ing officers said yesterday they And the words touchad off a groups to drop bomb.A on Japan In SHOE was a imall hole in his left tem­ Thomas Duff and Norman Burke in recent years. m em ber a u d it bureau or cast. Soothed in Few had received no information on spectacular displayy qfof firework! rind of time hut making little grain, are the summer of 1944. Later he ple. The, bullet had pas.sed of Manchester. No police Casualtiea OBCUI-ATION*. ______The murkiness of the air seems through .jits brain and lodged in what types of aircraft were be­ watched by some 30.0^ spectators vou operHling on n treiidmill. . . in other commanded the Fifth Air Force REPAIRING The bride, who was given in ing used by the Navy in the anti­ Minutes the other .side of his skull. He marriage by her father, wore a The bandit king was shot down in addttufn tn the solid ranks of Ths Herald Printing ■ ' to be matched by the disorder And Elliuglon during the occupation of Japan submarine and surface ves.«el pa­ in a brief battle but hla band es- | clapping, .veiling Scouts. I words are you going round and round' and served as director of Air Force Of the Better Kind died instantly. Grecian style gown of Ivory satin, w esr'ng in su- j chaos among the .South Koreana Act now for fast relief from tor­ An autopsy was ordered later trol.. They assumed the planes taped. There were no police caa- . Eisenhower gave the boya no | get( ing nowhere. procurement for The Air Material ture of piles. Don't wait another D IA M O N D ’S fitted bodice, long aleevea, and a were land-based. eartiaamsntt and other reading mstter. | ground. The American of- Mr. and Mrs. Gordon DImock D O N E W H ILE today to recover the bullet. cathedral train. Her French Im- ualties. I soothing words. la The'Maneheeter Erenlng Herald. , Command. day. Applv Peterson's Ointment Busan Only Point The operation was personally ; He said the American acAbf%in who trained them rashly and Mr. and Mrs. F .’ John Arens Police said the shot could have ported Illusion veil was caught to | * — i Rear Admiral Alfred M. Pnde, at once. This cooling, soothing, YO U W A IT been fired up to half a mile away. ANSA aaid. by Col. Ugo Luca. I Korea had to be taken If wa ware | Wednesday. July 5 j railed them the ■■finest fighting a matching coronet of pearls. 1 This would mean that (hey op- ] >«' There is no question hut what there Ilf Kllirigton and Mi.«. B. A. W. chief of the United States Navy^s astrinpcnl formula lias given joy­ ARMY and NAVY Forty detectives were ordered The matron of honor wore a lilac * erate from bases in Japan, since i wh' waa lent to Sicily last August I t<> s'oid "anothej- kind of Munich, • I fotie in all Asia. " But what goes Young of Newington entertained Bureau of Aeronautics. Admiral ful relief to thousands for 40 years. SA M Y U LY E S into the needle-in-the-haystack ankle length, frosted organdy Pusan la the only Korean airfield , at e head of a commando po­ with all the disastrbua conae' are limes when wilhdrawnls are necea- Social Security ChatiKC" on in Korea ia disorganised re­ their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred­ Pnde was born jn Sommerville.' Relieves itching qulckjv. All drug­ aearph. gown with matching helmet and■ suitable for use by heavy or fast lice " " fbree of 2,000 to wipe out the quences that follovi'ed In the wake (uiry hut he or she who gelH ahead and gists, box 10c. nr applicator tube 7«l MAIN STBKKT 997 MAIN STREET TEL. 2-3906 of that fatal error 12 years ago.” treat. - And the American unita erick -N’. Arens, of Maple street, at Massachuaetta and has been'a Doyle, who had been working short mttta. and identical gowns airplanes and It is congested. outlaw leader and his gang. Both SaBAta and House, in aep- I Naval aviator since 1917. He wae 70c. Peteison's Ointment delights fbt. the Railway B^press Com- ! of yellow frosted organdy were That means the time which the Police placed a guard over And the struggle must be car­ off the ’’IreiidmilH’ keeps that balance arate actions which should be which are trying to atabilise this a buffet luncheon at the Dimock a wartime aircraft carrier com- or money bark. pany. had aln\o*t mistied the game. worn by the other attendants. patrol planea cen spend in actual Giuliano's body, awaiting the ar­ ried on. Eisenhower aaid, "by growing. aaally reconciled, and by one-aided situation have to operate without home on Main street Sunday. The I mander in the Pacific and wa.s a He had promised to take the A wedding breakfast for the search ia reduced bj’ the hours re­ rival of judicial siithonties. ANSA wbalcver mean.* are neceaaary." ! neighbor boy, Otto Flalg, la.st F ri­ "That you may not In your i margins which demonstrated that any clear picture themselves of event was the 40th a>iniveisar.v pioneer In the development of ar­ immediate family followed the quired to fly the several hundred said. day but postponed it when he miles from Japan tn the Korean young manhood be aacrifleed to just where they may be needed o f Mr. and Mra. Arena, who were resting gear to aid aircraft land- ceremony, and a reception waa How do jou tit into the picture? than la no real argument about married July 2, 1910, in Spring- j inga on carrier decks. found It waa to be a night game. held at the home of thie bride. The coaat linca. Alabanm Crash Kills Meff war." he rteclareil. "la Indeed the I It, hara anactad Important moat- It becomes increasingly field. Maaa. They bought ticl^eta for the bride’s mother received In a tur- primary purpose of our foreign Frederick B. Rentichler. founder JUST 50 LUCKY PEOPLE Moreoyer, the slow lightly ckangea in tha social security doubtful whether, In thia kind of A number I of friends and rela- of Pratt * Whitney and now chair-' Fourth instead. ; quoise nylon lace frock, pmk nylon armed potrol planes , generally Tuacalooea. Ala... July 8—lAb— policy today; hat and matching acceaaorlei, war. there ran be any quick 're­ llvea that attended their wedding man of the board of United Alr- Few Realized Cause j and must fly without protection Morris Sieff. of Montoweae, Conn., "And you shall not be If tha law. were preaent Sunday. Mra. Bar­ Cfin Share Our Good Fortune the bridegroom's mother wore a against hostile air attack. A r­ died yesterday from injuries po­ pledge of allegiance ^aQdt alw-aya Ont changt extands social se­ versal of the gains the northern I Craft Corporation. Even after police, a doctor and navy___^ ___ and white Bembci'g.... . print bara Patterson, a stater of Mrs. I W’illiam P. Gwinn. general nian- rival of carrier aviation w ill pro­ lice aaid he received in an automo­ before the world as tlie guiding curity coverage to about 10,000,- invaders continue to make. Arens, was maid of honor and Mra. ] ambulance orderlies i frock, biiie horsehaiPhiirwIth ac- vide additional fighter cover for bile accident near Eutaw Monday. light of our national life." ' ager of Pratt A Whitney Aircraft. stands onlv a few fana realized ceasoiles to match. MO Biora paopla—the %elf em- It will be a considerable mili­ Alvin Phitlip.s, Jr., a cousin of Mr. the patrol aircraft. Hia wife was killed outright in the Elsenhower's appearance cli­ Arens now living on Hall Hill road I{ Homer to Preside . B A B Y D O L L S what had/iappened. , The couple left for a wadding 9 One of the serious problems of accidenL Police said the car be­ maxed a pageant,In which 9,000 playad, domastie help, and similar tary triumph if a itabihsatlon of Tha gXme went on aa scheduled trip to Cape Cod and on their re­ in iloniers, were the only ones ; H. M. Horner, president of Unit- American military forces Is the ing driven by Sieff collided With Scouts deplrted the key pointa In aatageriM. lines can be achieved, an.vwhere present of their wedding attend- ‘‘■ ed Aircraft Corporation, formerly and the players did noh learn the turn will make their home in Man­ Rubber anna and legs. details until lat?r. Many of them fact that virtually all men snd another vehicle oil a straight, im- the development of American In­ AlMthar change practically on the peninsula. ants. She was flower girl. The ; general manager of the Pratt A chester. For traveling the bride dependence and demonstrated the T M 8 Plastic face. W'lg and expressed their regrets for the is wearing a coral suit with navy material bein^ rushed to bolster obstructed portion of the highway. One unfortunate by-product of best man. a cousin of Mr. Arens, [I Whitney Aircraft division, will STORES South Korea Against the stabbing | Police quoted witneaaea aa aaying functiqp of scouting In maintaln- SdM'H^s BdHl(®'MaKcli(ES®’ doubles the rata of payment to mama voice. Nylon $5*9s tragedy that marred the holiday blue accesaoriea. living in Brattlehoro. Vt.. and Mrs. ' columna of Communist armor ar-j one of the cars involved In the ing the American way of Ufa to- tha a,000,000 Americans who are the character of the Korean war party drees. play. Mrs. Arendt ia a graduate of A MUTUAL «AVmOS BAHK Katherine Spitzl, another sister of Tel. 2-3646 Ullery and infantry must funnel collision pulled around a third ; day. ■ IriiH j raeaiviag aodal aecurity la the inevitable tragedy^ which I Mrs. Arena who wAs bridesmaid, | 942 Main Street The Polo Grounds, home field Monaon High school and.the Lake o f the Giants, ia across the Har­ Placid achool. Mr. Arendt Is a into tha single port of Pusan. car In an. effort to pass It. Today th# Jamboraa program AU Deposits In TVs Buib Are Qaarentoed ta FaO By Tfea -payMMata. will be viaited upon the civilian were unable to attend the gather- I MAS'rHBSTER HOMB Special Purcha.ee— Reg. SIO.OO ~ ______' fenlured scoutcraft axhibita, along ing Sunday, as she lives In- Fac- lem river from Yankee Stadium, graduate of Mancheater High This, for the enemy, pin-polnta Sevingt Benka’ Deposit tiaeraaty Fond ef Ooaeectleat, taw Korean population. The type of .MODEItNIZERS Some fruits and vegetables arc with foot tours of Valley Forge Tied with that Is a doubling of toria. Washington. d r u g store not far from the northern tip of school and Is employed by Soli- the target of hia possible attack. the rata o f payment for all cases bombing which will be possible i Guests were present from 'W il- Kitchen Spee^lallata Manhattan. It ia overlooked by mene and Flagg. Inc., of Center He can seek to make the port un- raised in the valleys of Tibet. ' and hikes by varloiia units around TILE CEILI.NGS street, this town. / iB tha fntiira. may be aimed at military targets, ' braham. Iiongmeadow, Springfield several high bnildinga and bridges. 41 Oak StrMt Tet. 3-0374 It could have been fired, they And aaothar* very aenMbla but not too much accuracy can and Arlington. Maas., also Somers. HERE’S V A LU E Open Evenings "TH 9 said, gs a prank, or possibly aa Manchester and Fast Windsor, 40 ' Reg. 1.00 Kirch-AdkinB ahOBga ladudad tn both blllt ba hoped for it. The heavier our and All Day Sat. part -bf a Fourth of July eelebra- in number. MINERAL OIL Ceet Elsie Mat A ^ln a, foater daugh­ a24-ita Mata MVtaaa tha ortginal social aceurt- participation In the war, the more During the afternoon they were PINT BOTTLE. O.8.F. QUALITY (LIMIT i). . . .. Haadt tiw- ^ ter of Mr. anp Mra. John Steiner. TeL 21M Warwick Doyle la survived by his widow, ’ of 201 Buah HiU road, Glastonbuiy atreet ty pravialea that any reUred per- damage we are likely ' to do to presented with a bouquet of roses i 9ur Tkair on which were tied hills of various ' Margaret. and a son and a daugh­ became the bride of Henrj’ George ' 834r82« Mala Tet. 8191 saa aUH aarnlng more than $13 a Korea, perhaps with damage lo ^Fan. NOW! denominations. Mr and Mrs. Fountain ter Kirch, son of Mr. snd Mra. Henry , Manchester -■saath would have to forfeit so- what popular support we may Arens hsve three children, Mrs. Kirch, of' 425 Center street. In a ' Street Gordon'-Dimock and Jo'hn Arena OCTAGON SOAP J. i1Q< SS.2S double ying ceremony performed j / alaJ aaeurlty'payments. That has. have among Koreans. Old and Dangerous Pen „ ValiM la tha past, kept many retired We could hardly Imaglna worse of Ellington, and Mrs. B A. W. TREES REMOVED REGULAR SIZE CAKES (Limit 4) " T FtJ L W at her home Silturday aftenioon. I Young of Newington, and five Extra Special Arrange Details Rev. Dudley H. ”8urr. paator of the paaplo from part time uaefulncsa military condition! for what we grandchildren. i | ji»n Grading 8 - I N C H F A N South Congregational church. East ' ahd a mors pltaaanf scale of liv- are attempting to do. Mra, Barbara Patterson of Bulldozer Work ‘ IPoweriul motpr. chromed blodeil For Testimonial Hartford, officiated at the . cere- • moiiy. Sweet peaa and roses were > lag. “R m aaw limit la I.V) a Yet if we cannot achieve at Springfield Is the guest of her We have a new macihine Ic Maifartraft— ^ >| brother-in-law n and sister, Mr. to ent weeds and hay. the decorations. ' a>anth. vastly mere sensible. i*Aat A stalemate in Korea, we snd Mrs F. H. Arens, for a few DOAN’S PILLS Uraatr rnidyat : 4 a 6 ^ Tha ganaral eammlttaa In cHbrga . Presented in marriage by her We have a new machine e Hood Protected A k this Is being presented tOiwiU then be faced by even more days, and Miss Jean Young of 75* S IZ E (LLMIT I) at tha -tsstlmonlal dinner to re­ foater father, the bride wore a to renew dead lawns. e 14 k. Gold Plated the pabUa as a handaome im- Arduous tasks. Newington is the (piest of her $10 Fan, 10* B«d9l tired Fir® (Thief Albert B. Foy w hite' silk dresa' with pearl but­ Point win hold a final meeting tonight provament of social security hen- grandparents, the Ar'eiiaea, for her A. LATUIJPPE tons and white acceasoiies, and a vaia)ion a Never Tamlali 7.95 at seven o’clock sharp In Hpfie corsage of red roses. aflta. And so. in its extension of .Ml', and Mrs I,eon W. PaiUei of & SON RUBBING ALCOHOL 17! • Plaatilux Barrel Company One on Pine street, /All Her attendant. Miss Gladys .gavaraga and its change of regu­ I’roierted Hut I'nhappv ■Main street announce the mar- i 7M Vernon .ni,. Call 8077 a One Snap Fill aub-committee# and those on'' the Steiner, . wore an aqua taffeta BEGt'LAR 29c PINT BOTTLE (Limit 1) lations, It eertalnly ia. riage of their daughter. Mra. Ma-,j committees are urged to bis on dress and a corsage of white car­ There is considerable doubt ble P Robinson, to Harland Ban- ! nations. Henry Lavoie, brother- It hns to be pointed out. how- time aa Chairman Harold /Maher whether Chiang Kal-ahek ia vary croft, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles | •sHfo fOO ^ wtstaes to diaposa of the ,(neeting in-law of the bridegroom, served avor,' that the increase in pay- happy over the turn In American Bancroft, of Main street. Mr. and i Aamwfffalad early ao that all may t a ^ in the -aa beat man. summer Z)oiletrieA A t a reception for 48 guests fol­ from our MidtummBr Sal* maata la actually not so much an policy'toward him. Mrs. Bancroft are residing on Flm • BAYER fireworks diaplay at ,;ilemorial street m Rockville lowing the ceremony, A a bride's iacroaae as It la in a restoYation. TOOTH Field. ■ / Boek.v.JuNB-July So I b On the siirfai»„ he gained Miss Audrey Banefoft, who ha.s OPEN EVERY ASPIRIN Publlfi tale of ticb^ts for the mother wore an aqua dreaa with a The present scale of payments \ something he had long been seek­ been a patient In the M,6nchester j PASTE avant that will be IjAld Saturday corsage of white camatlona. The UMITED QUANTITIESI BUY NOW AND lA V Ii was aatabliahsd in 19S6. when the Memorial hnapital, relurjfed home ' 7S« mother of the bridegYqom wore , a Book...our Fiahing B Hunting ing when President Truman or­ "Wilgreen" night to tha Masonic Temple will dollar was twice as much of a dol­ Saturday and ia convalescing. j 3 9 C I Size,. beige suit and a coraai^ of sweet dered the Seventh Fleet to stand Large tube close at nine o’clock sharp tonight. peas. lar aa it ia now. ' Doubling social Mra.'C, Wlllism Weirs o^Roi k- ! THURSDAY TIekats may be /becured at any and Pliotographic guard against the possible inva­ ville is-spending a week with her j When leaving for a wreddlng trip saeurity payments novy. ifi other Vafutt t p ^ i . 9 9 fire house to the district or from to New Jersey the bride wore a sion of Formosa by Chineae Com­ aiatera IjH Ellington at the Berr | members of the department. COiologtl wards, represents no regU advance home. I I UNTIL grey suit with white acceesorlea. munist forces from the main­ Tan U hhl (Ae fiar JFadfant Hafr/ lETAL ANCFRIN William Hickey will be the A fter July 10 Mr. and Mra. Kirch 1b payments. Instead. It merely land. JAJ guest speaker and many ylaltora will reside st 112' Spring street, hrlnga them back to what they X-Pote Sun FORMUU 20 IPACTS tihitlvl totWiteBlii fw from fire departmenta In tha state Glastonbury. That was an aqawer to hla fre­ were supposed to represent, ma BABY Btautifully O f i C s k e e t Er C#M|. I m F e w and New England will be present. Mr. Kirch attended Rockville | quent pleas for greater United Tan Crean Sbaapoa RID Fire Ma^al Edward HIckev applied to the cost of living, in AUTO CLASS dea/fned'i , High school, was in the Air Force States help, and to hia/'^ympaUriX- P. M. POWDER 5-ei. C Q c ao9 12 tablets* heada th ro n g -lis t o f guests. It for three years, stationed in Pan­ IMS. MHIRORS OaHfa ..... 9 9 i r ...... , 8 9 * ' Each compact complete Unfe 4 9 * 23int.tz.4 is expected that over 20<)[ will at­ ama, and now works at Pratt and *Tt in ihiB country, inho hav« ar- I Lrrae with puff, filter and There has been an interim of Mukt out the harmful It'aLANOLIZUJKiusta tend the testimonial to Foy who Whitney. Aircraft. fued that we cannot afford to let . Site 49< bit gives ai fifiirlariather! full size mirror raal hABdthip for these depending burning raya of the tun ratirs^ last Saturday after 80 Formosa fall Ihto Chineae Cora- 1 yaarsAaervica with the SMFD, 25 Experiments are being carried OB' aoclai security. Those who OSn’t Ofhndt' Melet Year Feel SeAerf muniat hands. i o f which he served as chief. OB to grow trufflea to the U. 0. paid in 19lS dollars and who have MEAD ^•rfaetien Afltyen But we tied a string to ihii ac- i Use— /. ______• been receiving back 1950 dollars ■ ' c l o t h e s Moor-nx H A N D C R E A M tion. Along with it, we required ■ Deodorants HEAT have been taking a beating. Their ' Straaaiifned Chiang to halt his bombing, witfi j WAXED aooigl security hasn't really con­ 6.S .Asylum St., Hartford S a fe - A Q C . TRAVEL POWDER American planes and American.' Effective .. tained the security it was sup- PAPER Conuins the •■heart’’ IRON Large ' bomba, of cities on the Chineae Powder, cream ■ Latf Cfcanco of B>f-G Savingtl ' posed te. Inflation has been the or liquid.______oManolin' I Size . . . %9 mainland. W e' have guarant,eed I I2J-I« » 3 ’9 « 40 aAUOl, IS DINin \Tllain. Roll . 2 1 hla safety where he ia; we have ! Town Ptrf act ly balanced. What this illustrates is that so­ called off hia own vengeful and ' III Uealri S t Htmoe aafia "TfwSife" cial security, the - desired goal. $pectl.v. feel that we have' approval of the Jollewing Subdl-' Nftt CwRtrs .29 ,500’a • Crystol-ttarling OMsttr ash vision Plan; DnvalcUe leans of benefits promised them. ’ ' ^ without! COLGATE troys. Sat e f _ 4 (ktcl. tax) 4.95 MANY'^rsonn hkT* quM- MAP o r Tiasuea and paid for by themselves-aa ! ' ! TRBBBE MANOR DENTAL Ehonjte Ice Cold Beer and Mixers Usa for eeld-drink glosses as we have been domg. in ioclal ae-i " “ *■ So i tioned tKr reatons why ADDITION NO. T CREAM! B inoculars shown or for a wonderful gift • cunty paymenu for the last ten i Protect him haa | funerals differ in cost. The MANCHESTER, CONN. 21c years. j turned into a decision to put | ALEXANDER JARVl.S. OW.NEU Ecenomjfi answer is simple—-it de: tttt tubesd * Portf Sherry, MiiacateL f(’a Ceffta • Rollex "2 0 " Camera outfit 11.95 The new scare of paymenU ju.s^l th ' aideiinea. That AND DEVELOPER Z S ePtaA tk pends un the merchandise Rcale 1 '=40' May 1980 , about balances the inflaUon we 1 unhappy, but ia good DrMliag Cup indudes comaro, carrying case, selected by the family, and Hayden L. Griawold, C.E. WINES have permitted ourselvea They | kwmtS Kim Uf 2 ro8s e f Mm. photography booki this covers a wid^ ranipe. AND SM "ft will remain fair, or at leaat re-1 ------M AH o r ro ll Quart • Words 3)C27mm binoculars 3.99 main what we intend, if we do not Whatever the toial cost, . HILUARD ESTATES CORN Laggaiil Corn No One Sella For Leas SALE! MEN’S T-SHIRTS have atill more inflation. On the there is no differentiation Property of P la e te rs S C . 8 5 AL.EXANDER JARVIS Phan# or eama ta today other hand, Vf we should hava a Normally, on | July 4th, the in the professional service Give MANCHESTER, CONN, Wa*9 toko your erdar for any depression and a declint in the j early com wiu bb teaseled out»- w« Kndcr. , , Scale 1"=80' May 5, Popular Brand . Comfort I coat a f U\lng, they would ■heeeme ' or "top-gallanted" as seafaring J Hayden L. Gnawerd, C-E. Ham shewn hara, give you A t GALLON $.te M eW tdfM W Ouralfe Malaf a little m6i:e generoua than we New England, used to say. In The said hearing wi|l be held at PICNIC FOOD and Tm 96»99 Ifs tea y M l fuN infenm^tien—juet stop b)if our iBtand. kindly years, the top-gallanU will the office of the Board of Dtrec-' SASNET .88 fora in the Municipal Building, In ' Bavarasa Jur • f Swim Capo COUPON hava M hunry In far Hioea , / ■ , Bvaa With ..kuch, fluctuauont in be accompanied by the first wlapa MIN’S SLACK SOCItt Catalog DopartmanL the Town of Mancheater on Malal caae, ,, Weeden 4M Ruwa loyanl Good choieaaf a Cut extralionf for plenty of “tuck- value, the social aecuri-' of ailk. In exceptional years, like TUESDAY. JULY 11th, 1950 at , tew styla . . . 7 .5 9 laadfea. I ' in** , ew "br4»r by phona" sarvica. deatrves the fuU mess- last, these normalcies can be left EIGHT P. M. liylat—but net ovary liM in ffeg, 3fe pr. M p e t n r-W .iaip{t|Bl> in Congreaa^at- ovary ttyle. * far behind, and. there ia com A ll persona Interested are here-1 N Smooth, .absorbent flat-knit cotton! “ fa r 4t ia now re- ready for eaUnt; by notified to appear at the above I Pepsodent time and show cause, if any they Fr**Wr«ppad A. B.O. iiiitiMg we ^ man- * ’PI'i* year, the top-gallanta 60* ALKA- 75* FITCH have, why aaid plant shall net be | TOOTH a Reinforced shoulder |M0 m i— neat a Pine quaHty combed eeNbn...or > l^ i^ / a gBinniy mace hava been raised, but are not yet approved. • \ B0X4S BURN SELTZER W tttm t SHAMPOO BASTE -^ h a a ^ i l .... ^ '------quiU Tinfurled to ' the wind. I f bated at Manchuter. Connect­ MODESS O in tm e n t TABLETS It there la m wisp of Bilk, It icut, thia SOth day of Juna, 1980. Tube 99a • Weshfosl ealers...wan't run or fode tanilarir d 2 7 **Bxclutively Y o u rs I White only! AU man’s refulwr slsagt heen out long enough td color, twAint N.ucurac John H. Lappen. el M . 11*1 '-' a ilozj^ and vertical patterns;' 10-13 ilecretary of .the Board of Dl- Napkiaa . . dS—> yi74 MAIN SXRSET— LCR< FROM POST OFFICE* And aa ter an edible aai. laaMitj^TaeiT rectore of the Town of Man- .liRr.ii'flia futiitt. ckaat^. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,. COHN, WEDNESDAY, JULY B, 1980 vey Bucklanil of Granby ; aeeretary appearance of the Hunt Brothers of tbeir aunt, Mfss Sadis Millard. Charles Shirr^ and Misa Helen and 'treasurer, Charlotte Magnell Circus on Monday. July lO at the Foriiler Resitfciit Shlrrell of Schenectady. N. Y.. ate Family Holds of Newington: historian. May Fos­ the altar. He will continue this I Rockville Marcus lot on Windermere avenue, ter Barber of Wnppi'ng. and gene­ SEE machlnegunned the ma^ eerVice through the summer as in Release Poliee I spending some Urn# with Tolland Our HpeclaU.fnr Rad Tag psye Rain Here Postpoi^ e Relief t3»rps Retitriis to Towii alogist. Lola Watson. bridge crossing the Taedong river Blue U. N. Flag former years. tolstlves. In the neennd aectleti of today’s News Tidbits The summer meetings of Bur­ Its Reunion Following the hiisInea.B meeting L a r Pyongv-ang. the communique The Hebron fire engine was pee Woman’s. Relief Corps will be \Porofhy O. Walker of Summit^ llersid. BlMePeckham Mrs. William Hulme and her tha biennial haaeball game be- said, and added: called out a little before noon to Culkid fr o m (/P) W ire * Report Today Ready to List I held on July 5th and August 16. Is s guest of Mr. sml Mrs. JeU Make .Sweep# ^ ^ . May Be Flown take care of a fire In the dump splay daughter, Penelope, are landing to­ EdwOrd Meachani. tween the Fiviiers and the ao-call- I Committee membere for both About 120 IVrsoii** At- ed "iinnexea" was ployed, with To Cominisgioii Tuee«y, the planes roared back heap on Mlllstream road Sunday. : meetings are Mrs. Agnes Seidel, day St Idlewlld Airport for a three Mlssxprilla Moe of New Hamp­ again over Pyongj’ang and also Watch waa kept while the fire Attlee says world Indebted to U. General Increase in Party’s Envoys shire is^’wendlng the holiday re- ■ the Fo.iters the winners. Mra, Hol­ 8. for quick aid to South Korea 1 chalrTu'an: Lydia Tcimstedt. Shirley months' visit with her parents. tcml Program of thc lis Foster,of New Hrltuin was in rtruck Hariwon. a rallr^ d Junc­ By Korea Allies waa allowed .to burn Itself out, callers tp6m many towns In the I Roy, Fannie Elderkin. Alyee Ci'an- resa with Nher parents. Rev. and . ....Justus J. Fennel of Stratford Number o f Arrests Will Be Held This Eve­ state. / T h ese people wanted to She will be met by her mother Mrs. W H - X Moe. Foster .4a«ocialion charge of games for little ehlldren, tion 40 miles to the south. and no damage waa done. 1 dall, Lottie Meyers, Lucille C. Ppt- and father, Mr. smt Mra. Colin C^mmp of Medical Lead- ^ r e e full air strikes and four Miss Marguerite Porter, a pubUc resMlmltted to the bar . .. O. E. know/f the . display was going to Miss Jean KlV*"’ ’^7t .liily 1 to i Tlie day ended with a'fireworks (OoBltnued from Pkge One) ning at Memorial Democratic Cli^Mnnaii to I wine and Minnie McCarthy. The Pqvies, and her brother, Victor sweeps by'^et fighters wiennial reunion of I lie Foster has held n ie e t^ s alnee llj forma­ were destroyed and ton H. Jones for the holiday week thottiMuid In prinwry yesterday In Police activity for the month of Glastonbury, Suffield, Wln- Mr. and Mra. X^derlc Davis | At Requeat of Bowles United Nations, flying Its flag and husbands and friends. frienda. Mrs. Lil-L "* i Airport near Manchester, England, Family assoeintiou held yeflenlay tion in 192'2. nriil It waa feli IhnI Bvesy departwwt I* Ik* aged. A tank car was left Tlamtng,, end. Shj also visited her mother, spite Of his death one month ago Juno showed a general Increase Accidents Yesterday. Bted, Hartford and. even Spring- Rockville Court and daughter EmllX, aid Mlav ^making the commanding general A lian Buckminster is in charge of j Tuesday. July 4. on a Sabano-, ______at the W»Uer Foaler f:irni on I'os- ' the affair this year wa.s as an en­ atom la ntteri** gn*d n - H. PeckhHxn, M»n- Pilots said they, watched the ui'^N. agent would further formal­ Mrs. Rufus Kathbun. . .., N. R. Metcalf, retired publish­ with 141 arrests as compared to 82 field. They were all told that the the reser^•ations. . I Belgian plane liml flew to Bhia- Groton ter street, Wapping. values! 8p*oe «#•*! paMIt Rockville. July 5 i.Spevrali — joyable event as In other years. collapse of one of two rsll bri'’Kf » ize tfto.'arrangcipent by which aid The Rev. George M. Milne ing executive, died at home In Mil­ arrests fo r the month of May, ac­ Manchester enjoyed a comp/‘a-,' display will be held tonight, I'onti Sorority ■ sels. From there she flew direct- > » X The gueats euj"ycd a plenle din­ Hating all of them. .Omh# 1* r John L. Moran, .chairunui of the r " tch. 2 S 2 T « i . o f tho medicHl mem- thev sttneked. They reported di­ sent'Ap the South Koreans. preached Sunday at the Congre­ ford. .. Wilgoos Turbine laboratory cording to a report filed with Gen­ lively safe. If not quiet, F o i ^ of ! weather permitting Miss Clyde Willis, Heprctoula- ;fy to Idlewlld Airport near New I ^ ner on the lawn unli! the latii ' and look them t m i yeareeU. rect bomb hiU on the northern gational churches on the theme of to be dedicated July: 26 at Pratt eral Manager George H. Waddell 1 ■ Cars and spectators started ar­ Vernon Ucmocrallc Town commit­ : York where .she landed at 9 odork .Conn was a recent callei o; for- diove them Into the hay Iwirn Tlie trndo' route over the Hima- b m of the li>-man CJoromission on July yeaterday as only one auto tive of Beta Sigma Phi, Interna­ span of the Taedong river raiiroad There we>e,, indications that a independence, or patriotism. and Whitney 2jth anniversary... by Chief o f Police Herman O. riving at Memortal Field at 5:39 tee has announced that he will be I this morning. Tolland neighbors. where they fiiiiahrd the pnnie and loya imniptains folUu'S I'B.'.Bes 17,- HMlth RooourcEE, appoint^ by resolution to eKqct the two steps tional Sorority is in Rockville to­ mrt- the Taedong river were strafed. tunlt.v to join with the other free There will be clalisfs for babies, Schendel aaid this mornimt that Scotland, he came to the U, S. aa for 1 1 years. about a mile from the Ixing Island ' of Wapping: vice prksident, Har­ I0S8 MAIN ST. rusty, but poeseaee# pool of poaal- was made on each of the following by Dllworth-Cornell-Quey Post, ful in the history of the city. It shore near Port Jefferson, N. Y.. | fOM,.and Dr, Joseph H, Howard of Anti-aircraft ' fire damageil two socleiles to prove that unprovoked too young t(T begin actual swim­ 2.5 nollcemen will be on duty to a youth; his last appearance on HARTFORD American planes, but they re­ bleX^raftocs . . . Blue HUls clinic counts: keeping unlicensed dug. until tonight, but most local was reported that several dogs when a lanoe, tipped over while \ Will sell at a price or Project aggression docs not pay. ' ming. beginners' classcS.Nfrom He­ youngsters, and adults, held "pri­ handle the large crowd of spee- Broadway was iq “ Dream With (?*Rrflln Zano of R(K-kville, Pro- turned to their carrier. "H we sternly teach that les-xth bron and Amston, 1 to i jp. m.; for Alcoholics to begin admission non-support, assault and battery, tators expected tonight. The park­ owned by residents of Ellington Music," In 1944. I they and a third man were pad- , one at a time. im vate" displays at their homes last SpSMsred hy lA.M. Ledge No. 1744, Welfere CommiHee from Gilead, 2 to 8 p. m.; Inter­ of women patients July 16 illegal transportation of prohll^d and Vernon strayed into the city i dllng across the sound. The third ; ttt^ T Philip Taylor of the Univer­ in terms of the North Korean ad­ night.' ing situation 'rill be further eom- Philadelphia—Horace Y. Seidel, Tollaiitl mediates from Gilead, 3 to 4 p. In.; Maltble, tot’ *'**’ J'**" animals, Indecent exposur^'And 1 n search of quiet and were located j man. Francis Sweeney, brother LEARN sity Of Oonnectlcut, and Dr. Alt''*''’ venture, then our own peace wtU Many Private Displays nllcatcd bv the I.lttle League by their owners witli some dlfti- 83. former president of the R. B. ot Thomas, was rescued. Ke help- In lune ixhuc of .Amer­ U Burgdorf. Hartford health of­ be more secure then ever before.” from Hebron and Amston, 4 to 8' ^Ice, may ^ e r legtslnture from destruction of private pronArty. baseball diamond vi'hieh has been j Seidel. Irid., black lead crucible Mr. and Mrs. Francis Hodgina Bililcl \ asl Fireworks can only be dis­ culty. While the salt |tnd dis­ I ed' Identify Tremblay's body last ican Home on Page llfi ficer. S e other general members Dulles lUso said that the strug­ p. m. 'rtiere will also be a life Granby. On ManchAscer's h lgh ^ys, po­ charged legally In Manchester be­ built In the area used for parking 1 works. of '.'High Acre Farm." Tolland DRIVE S saving clasa. It will be recalled B^(e Da via says- Gary Merrill lice Investigated 25 accen ts, the charge of, fireworks within the _ night. Thomas Sweeney'a body| to of the Oommleslon. . gle with Communism is a grim one tween the hours of 4 a. m. and 11 in other yc«r.s. No parUinn stgi^ city limits was prohibited, there l Pittsburgh—William C. Fownei ____led from Mr and Mrs. waa found laat week. ' it tells how to mnke a Air Power that last year Misa Beverly Hig­ romance Hollywood folklore . . • same number as In and made 16 to 6U—anybody eaa learn and "before it Is finished we shall p. in. on July 4, and most young­ hAvo been post<'^d defective equipment, two between 2.5.00 Onnd 30.000 peonle The Rockville Has Beens '*.111 ^y Harry K. Tliaw in a sensational Mr. and Mrs. Ira Crrelman of urged to cooperate, "^ e Instruc­ candles and aerial bombs as local Stow, Mass, were weekend guests dicate their destination. nomic poverty, supplies to Its Compton, R. 1. . . . ennway, Maas, i0]T ending responsibility, driving who jammed into the field the fol­ play the Rockville High School In 1906 slaying. ^*TTje spearhead of the Commu­ tor, Michael Wheeler, will have holiday celebration spoiled by fire residents "shot the works" to fln- at the Steel-Hall home. nist push reached the area of Osan, Families of. the crewmen were friends" yithoiit a license, driving while lowing night. La.st year's Crowd / a Tlvilight League baseball game New York- Mrs. Julia Broaker, registration cards at the lake which destroyed city hall . . . Four Ish by 11 p. m. was the large.st ever attracted to Miss Sadie Millard was a Sun­ 11 mile# south of Suwon. It on the runway to bid them good- Wednesday' for those who were license, was under suspension, and at Henry Park at 6:15 p. m. 86, author and actress known on 0 If you are not completely u ill. then Injured when Richmond, Ind.. Le­ Birth the American stage as Juba An­ day guest at the home of Frank seemed designed to open the way h.ve. Preparations for the flight unable to register on the former failure to obey the signal of an o f­ M o n «^ "s "'^ u to n *""V c c id e n l| ^ ^ Am"'lean I.egion flreworks gion flreas-ortcs display blows u^^ Mr. and Mrs. Harr.v Bachiochl derson. She was one of the e.-u '" Wood and family of Ellington and icrtuiplv you il'ou/rl be "builtiog hir for a drive on Taejon, military have been in progress for the last date. Thf course Is free, but none ficer. One arrCet was made for was. minor one tnvolvtng^^^^^^^^ bomb is ,=et off ,t Something qifferent in show V. F. W. ~ ROCKVILLE Blast at Cincinnati fireworks of 58 Grove street are the parents students of David Belasco at tl^ visited Elizabeth Park Sundaj', health.■■ Hcjlcr hair a talk with viiiir center 73 miles south of Suwon. two dsvs, and unlike the days of Hebron but those registered will be ac­ display, which Injured two boys, failure to change/ddress on license driven by Robert July 2. business Is Los Angeles"rurnabeut; The Communist tank thrust, Dl- j the field at 6 p m. today, the dis­ of a son bom Tue.sday morning at American Academy of Dinm.iLc doctor right anay. 5'ou Citn'l g.iin — the recent war. relatives had been cepted. believed caused bj‘ live hand gre­ and one for allowing a student Valatle. N Y „ and Barbara Rev. William C. H. Moe selected Theatre. It Is carried on by the ^ EVKUY TUliKS. coming after an engagement v»ith Tarando. 27, of 36 Nathan road, j play 'vill be held. tha Rockville City Hospital, the ArUi. apprised of the departure time. Miss Grace p. Markham, The wedding of Misa Barbara nade . . . Thirty-eight women In­ driver to speed wliila, under In­ for the Sunday sermon theme; Yale Puppeteers-—who got their j and you ipay loic—by delay . . .find, which collided on Main street. Pa­ only birth reported at the hospital American arUllery units which Many of the B-29's were youngest dnughter of Attorney Frances Spalding, daughter of Mr. struction. \ "The American Decision, The Vi­ name from- originators who m et' jured when excuralon bfl.s from trolman Winfield R. Martin report­ rolirtesy Card Brings Trouble for the day. I ('onalder Power Stork Split AI 8 V. M. when you have the doctor's prcicrip- eoW the Reds two tanks, blocked manned bv battle tested crews. and Mrs. .Ibhn A. Markham, of and Mrs. Frank Spalding of He­ ,Ste. Anne de Beaupre overturn.^ in Parking violation.s totalled 513, sion and courage of Our Forefath­ ed that the .Elliot car was In a ! Funeral at Yale’s Drama SchooL | tton, bring tt to this pharmacy, for Off the escape route for an un­ Capt. d. H. ''Granny" Wright Burrows Hill. Hebron, and Nicho­ bron, to Raymond ZawlszR, son of Avcrlll, Vt. . . . Muscatine, Ta. far­ against 556 for May. and Ine. num­ ers” disclosed number of G.I.'s in the las K. Bochaiii, of Colchester, wore parking stall when Its opened left ^ Haifa, Israel oP/ Sometim— The funeral of Mrs. Alice Kemble I VVaterbury. July 5— Stpek- The “Turnabout" Idea Is ' BINGO of .Sun Valley, Calif., lifted his Communion service w as ob- _ careful compoumling, at a fair price. John Zawisza. took place July 1 mers go on hunt for two buffalo ber of complains received bjf po­ courtr.sy .loesn't pa?'. The pol'ee Royal, 58, wife of Emil J. Royal : holders of the Connecticut ;Light a vance infantry position. The heavily losded ship from the long married Friday. June 30. at the at St. Andtew's church. ColcheST front door was stnick By the other i sen’ed at tlie iy,lland Federated from using old-time street* i which resent being penned . lice was 1.34. here received a potscard from ZvI of 47 Hammond street who died and Power company will he asked PRINCESS BALLROOM, Rockville North Korean Reds, meanwhile, concrete Spokane runway last Westchester Congregational ter, the Rev. Father Kozon per­ vehicle, which 'vss parking In an | church Sunday morning car seats which turn about Bomber pilot Mown back to life The officers' daily reports show Gla.c.s. 'vho had escaped from pris- Monday evening at the Rockville to vote August 8 on a proposal to poured reinforcements into the night. The plane carried s crew church, the Rev. Wallace Canney. Adjoining stall Sunday School will continue lor double feature. No. End Pharmacy forming Ibe ceremony. Including a In Japan when bomb blows him police found 117 windows opeh, Swamped bv Phone Call* ' on. He Hiankeri the poliee for tbetr City Hospital waa held this after­ I split each share of outstanding blailng battle area while U. B- of 18. All but two saw eombst In pastor, officiating. The bride had nuptial mass. The bride wore a through the month of July. It will FREE TRAN.SPORTATION 4 I>r|wtl S4|iinrf* OHIv^ry TrI. A545 clear of crashed plane , . . Torren­ 105 buildings open. 59 street ■ tlie widespread reputation which i "sttentive trei>lnipnt " end noon at the White FunetaJ Home, I common stock into four shares. In Many folks say that's what you arms and men flowed In a steady World War II. planned to have her wedding take white lace gown with satin train. be omitted thmiigh August and tial downpour puls .Mexico City lights burned out. palroled 51 va­ the local Legion’s fireworks dl.-!- wp« rhniit tp leave Israel Th» Burial W'aa in Grove Hill cemetery. the announcement made yesterday, . get when you chew delicious, ■ BUS LEAVES CENTER AT 6: U'> I*. M. 0|i««a SondAya All l>»,V • stream from'Japan by eea and air. Capt. Wright s crew stood stiff­ place at St. Peter's Episcopal .She was given in marriage by her I commence agaui on the under water and causes two drown- cant homes, and found 12 lights play enjoys was testified to last | noliee took a look Bround, found Mrs. Royal was born in Willing- , a company spokesman said the plan second , Inexpensive 'w rioley’s Spearmint ! American Infantrymen and ba- ly St attention as he read the churc h In Hebron, but owing to the father. She wore a fingertip veil .Sunday in September. Until then, ings. burning in buildings, fl\'e broken - switchboard at Police . Gla.ss In n Hfipjffl rnfr pnd took him ton, January 5, 1892, i daughter of I otm— a double feature For there aooka squads fought s ■' four-hour flight order and checked each absence of the Rev. H. R. Keen, would become effective August 9 I a full attendance is expected. and carried white roses and lilies. windows, three flres and one de- 1 grters was swamped by hack to pri.xi.son William and Sarah Lee Kemble. I provided it received the approval j is always the double treat of battle with the tanka this after­ man's equipment earefully. her plans were changed. The maid o f honor waa Miss Ther­ 1 Mra. Helen Smith and daughter fective sidewalk. , ' She was a member of the Metho­ of the stockholder.^ and the State pleasant chewing to enjoy as w ell, noon lylthout knocking^ them out Streaked with sweat from the She was attended b.v her sister, esa Pare of Willimantle. Brides­ I Sally Ann Smith have been spend­ dist church. Besides her husband . Public Utilities commi.ssion. Under as the long-lasting, refreshing The battle was witnessed by this rush and the full set of flying Mrs. Fverett Stone. Adam Plcarz maids were Miss Phyllis Langrr of ing the holiday recess with rela­ of Westchester was best man. she leaves two sons, Lawrence and the proposed plan, the spokeaman flavor. Judge for yourseIf.Today— eorreepondent, Carl Mydans of gear they were wearing, the crew Manchester and Miss Violet Lord tives at Forest Hills, Long Island. Only immediate' members of fami Leslie Royal, three brothers, Wal­ said, stockholders of record at Time and U fe, Marguerite Higgins men scrambled through the nar­ of Seymour. 2 Mother ami Son ter. William and Harry Kemble p.m. August 9 would receive on or Mr. and Mrs. Pfeston Mcacb- of the New York Herald-Tribune, row openings Into the fully armed lies of bride and brlc^groom and a few clcise personal friends were The maid of honor wore blue and one sister. Miss Eliza Kemble, about August 14 three additional am spent the week-end wtlh Mr. First o f the Fine Cars in Valin Dannie Warner. Auatralian jour­ bomber. Minutes later the plane present at the rereriony. lace, a matching picture hat. and Injured in Oash all of Rockville. shares of common stockist no par and Mrs.'Francis Meacham at Ce­ nalist. and Andrew McCartney of thundered off the runway and carried carnations. Miss Langer dar Grove, New Jersey. Reutera, Britleh news aerrice. I The evening befrive standard. holes. Thornton, captain of this .second. Sandwiches and tea were Marks A. Angel, father of Michael wood road. about what a car does to y o u — the American artillery, by-passed served. The next /party wUI be at aaid the plan is sponsored by a co­ Angel, Mrs. Cohen and Mrs. Har-v Hope Parllrosm to Gordon F. 8. I'p to 85000.00 eoverag* fer each peraea, op to three year# A ride that’s quite matchless in the Americans after reportedly past season's Mt. Hermon Prep and that’s where R o a d MASTER the home of Mrs. Alphonse operative which pays for trans­ min. Mr. Angel who had reached » Parlimah. property on Prospect Meatment That graceful aweep of chrome losing two tanks in the encounter. team and a former Manchester portation from Italy and supplies its gentle softness. Distinguished High star, carded a. one over par Wright at Burrows Hill. the age o f 87 lived In ,Manchester street. ^ • really shines. along the fender— found on no It waa threatening an undeterm­ Mrs. Daisy -lumphreys and the farmers with equipment and Manchester Savings and Loan 4. Inuaediate Coverage from data ot PaUey styling froth bold, protective 37 for a few months, eince which time other car made today — is a ined number of South Korean In­ Mrs. Carlton H. Jones were in seeds. he had occasionally visited here. Aasoclation, Inc., to Ruth A. front end to gleaming ’ ’double fantrymen, who were, trapped be­ A total of 42 were competing at 5. No Age limit for Adulte. Covera every child oi-er 8 months charge of reglst 'atlon Thursday He leaves another daughter, Mrs. Brewer, property on Keeney and F o r you can’ t slip into this mighty eye-catchiiig note of dis­ tween the tanks and their dcfen.se press time of The Herald 'today, and under 18 years and All ChHdreu bora wlUda the two' year bubble” toillight. at Hebron town h ill for the swim­ Raphael Marcus of New York Clto, Brie streets. _ lines to the south. marking the largest Held in the period. ,. bonny beauty’s broad scats with­ tinction. ming course to bi.held later this also another son, Isaac Angel, w m Cheney Brothers to Mary Ou- Slashing Air Attacks nine-year history of the event. out feelintf tike somebody pretty- But if ydii’re ready for a car summer. Sixty rejglstered at that lives In England, fifteen grand-, low, property on Walnut street. Those four Vent^orts, too, At one point the American time and there will no dpubt be Court Cases M^airaMtea Deads Protection Becomes Effectiva Sooa Data of Peliey that’s more than jiist an auto­ spokeeman here described the ait-' children and aeveral great grand- special. opportunity for others to register Johnson Construction Oo. . to * and Continues In Foree for Two Full Tears cause many a head to turnr-they uatlon at the front as still fluid. childian. mobile—if you want one that About Town who were prevented from appear­ Henry J. NoauU, If, of 8 Rod Interment took place Monday In William B, and Christine Powers, When you take .its neat wheel in marje you unmistakably as tluLrich bari­ Meanwhile, American- imd Brit­ Red Cross Branch and by the by Judge Wesley C. tiryk In Town Pwll-Wtdrit ftraoxar Chaet Buick built—* oar as fine and reason for seeing your Buick be a scene of muc'h activity even Civic club. Classes will be held at Joha B. Vriiaataltia , Smore, property on Bruce road. 1. What IsXeur Name? ish carrier planes made ‘alaahlng Court this morning. I Naeuta was lee-Slee Inlarior trim Now tplh ehoH tone of its big Fireball straight- rich as any man' has need for. during vacation days. Those who Amston Lake and will begin soon, The lunqnU of John E. U t ^ - Bfarriage Ueense dealer quickly—to talk turkey Attacks on North Korean military AdiuetoUe eliding ihoH Rcetdence Addreee? . think of it as All adjunct to extra actual date to be announced. The arrested June 27 by Patrolman taitia of 825’Holland Turnpike w a» Chartc* Wesley Cooper, 25, U. Naw fuU'lowgHi door •bout • ROADMATTBR. target Monday and Tuesday. John L. Cavagnaro after some There are a lot of good, solid, credit u^ork from achool, should lnstru6tof will .be Michael Wheel­ held from the W. Qulsh Funer­ 8 . Navy, to Wllnia Merrill Tracy, Naw Supoe-Sloiogo doelgn All-porcolain MuMi-Purposo City ,..Zo*a ...... State . . . It was the first uee of carrier see the enthustaatlc aeoond grade stone from a truck driven by the 28. secretary. 51 Lenox etrwt, to planes in the Korean civil war. er of Columbia. al home yesterday mbrnlng at flaw edS^orco***"' tw*"* Troy children registering for their first accused rolled off and broke the be married July. 15 by Rbv. Mc- ...Date ef Birth?.-:... The planes were from the Ameri­ Mr. and Mra. Frederick E. Hyatt, 9:30 and at lO o’clock at St. B tidg Age? / blue library cards. Over the last windsheld of .a-car on HUlatowm Laughitn at ilouth Methodist eNicM P Hydfiriar* Ixciueivo Qukiaibe Troy#, can Carrier Valley Forge and the Jr., and children, Elixabeth Ann, . road. et’s church with a-solemn requiem tliree yeturs bofrowem In the chit as. Rev. Btonlsbw Cbdarowskt church. , Naw Chill Oioww Occupation? ....:...... British Triumph. Frederick K.',' third, and William Pamout Molor-Mlsor deen's department have Increased Cavagnaro told the court hie In- was the celebrant. Rev. Robert Pyongyang U Hit Stantoh, of Amltyville, L. I., spent vestlgmtion showed the truck,' car­ p Sliding •«eko*-Or*wor w 8. Have you or any member of yOur family had Palio^elltls approximatefy 400. While the In- Carroll the deacon and Rev. Jams* mochonltm They hurled their fiercest at- the holiday week end with M ra rying two-inch stone, waa over­ agge, emoW Hamt f - , ertease is welcomed, the library Hyatt’s parents, Mr. and Mra. Car- T. Tlmmln#. was sub deacon. Mra. within the taet *0 daye?...... ticks on Pyongyang, capital of-the faces the •problem of supplying loaded by 600 pounds. The court North Koree4(i CommuAsts. roll W. Hutchinson. ruled that the fine must be paid Arlyne Oarrlty was the soloist. liva-wiwrtovar the »lxa of yo«f family, more books more material and Burial was in^ St. Bridget’s oeips- W lM r«v«r you .8. Are you applylag fer: Two RuMlan - auppUed Yak Mr. and Mrs. Grinton I. W ill and writhin three days and placed the ------_ • »k« naw Frlflldolro Kafriaarotoa for 1950. more ataff members to meet the tery, where Rev. Bronislaw Oad- fighters w * « shot down Monday, two eons, Brian and David, of. accused on probation for that o a k sr SUMAC [ ] Indlrtdoat policy and aHnehtaig fS.OO for 8 yeare? steadily growing^ demand of its arowski read the committal aer- tiia communique said, and Wk Yonkers. N. Y „ were week end period. Sdeaes has d W young borrowers.'* guests of Mrt. Will's mother, Mra. Helen L. Leslie, 26, of 70 Adama vlce. ( ] Faiolly PoHcy- aind aMachlng 810.00,fw 3 yeare? Yaks and two LJ-2a were aUaffed e» f i» . Bearers were Joseph Kaselsus- covered an excal* on the ground Tuesday. E. G. Lord. street, was fined-$2 for keeping an —. lent new treatment *Iiie closing eesalon of the Oonv Mra. N. Henry Gellert of Seattle, unlicensed dog. koa, Joseph J. Oorslski, Charlea m ____ |„| a «t th* fort* «b o«t an Dated...... — 19 ...... "There were no personal' caa- munity Vacation church school A. August, George Ji Petrauskae. jr, odt or sumac Doieonliup. uAlflea during the two day strikt,’* Wash., has been the guest for the The following cases were contin' J gentle and egfe, driee^np tto ^ M O S - A w -I-. * . r 1 *«" signature ...... wUl be held in Woodruff HaU, Cen­ past few daya of her father, Ed­ ued: Austin A. Chambers, 68 HoU l^rj , W, Hyson and Nobett V. ifMaaral MaOArtllur reported in a ter church, Thursday evening at ' Applicant nonmnnique. win I. Smith of Burrows Hill, He­ hater' street, breach of the peace, Evans. seven o’clock. Children will psk- bron. Mrs. Gellert la the former July 13r- Leo Arsenault, 10. 101 T nanee Deetroyed ■ent an interesting program show; FILI/OUT THE ABOVE APPLIC/^TION TODAY 1 fighter planes heavily kUas Edna Smith. She made the Wfhltney street. East Hartford, Lewts q. Keeaey Ing yrhat they have learned. There The funeral of Lewis H. Keensy, the building and hangar trip east by plane and glee yialted speeding, July 7. AND RETURN IT WITH YOUR CHECK w ill be an exhibit o f thAlr work. In New York and Philadelphia Her a formsr resident of Manchester, L at tha aaat and of Pyongyang The children will-meet Again Fri­ and later of West Hartford, who f lV Y ^ D R Y HBortaA to be the base son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and M rtj Work at the Airport day morning at ten o’clock for the died early Sunday morning at the 1 r f tba North’s air opera- Mrp. Edward Gellert, also spent e k s i^ session and a party. the holiday week end with

PAGE ELEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN,, WEDNESDAY, JULY 5. 1950 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANC}iESfER. CONN., WEDNESDAY. .TXJLY 5.' IWO Blouses of Yard BINGO Signpost Says Phils, Tigers To Clash^Ih World Series I . y EVERY WEDNESDAY Mchols-Bristol Upset PropSf Aces Dodgers Dominate All Star Jar3Fis Rally If Tradition Is Upheld Sandy Beach Ballroom Play Tonight National League Team r Irrovides Win Crystal Lake — Rockville, Conn. Italian AinerJks, 4-1 • 0 - — / Teams Will Win Pags Scorr Fivf Markers in AM valuable minerals and vi^nUns, Bus I.«avM Manchester In Front of Former Nine Out After New York, July 5—oPi — Thef.first' start In toe Infield. JAcV so use them ofTen for main dishes Seven$h for 7-6 Win Ninth Twi Loop Win ToniKht’n Softball TwI Data for Last 15 Year* BOTTBR* IATER CAKM. cloth cooU the dish J " in planning your family’s dinner Orange Hall at 7 P. M. Johnny Roddy Scatters v U eh make a deUdoua hot-weart- any places where It touches, and menus. At Oval; Play at 6:15 Over ,\rmv and Navv I/vaguF Gam* Poatponed might cauae breakage. Four Hits in Soft- Local Show That 13 AL Pace man who likes nice thlng^ls the Beautiful floors, giving 'new Held Under the Auspices of S.'TS*. iSi’SRw SUmUnga Tonight's scheduled Softball Setter* on July. 4 Won A double delight fo. a fragrant new SPElDEL WATCHyBRAUE- beauty to kitchen, bathroom, or CRYSTAL LAKE FIRE DEPARTMENT ball Twilight Galne; Sport The Hamilton Props go after W. , win number nine tonight when Twilight League gams be­ Oantar Street. TTie eummer at home and L.ET in an uniiMial de^gn, of ex- game room, are available In the Garden Grove .7 V Flag*. Seven 'in. NL Ing or visiting Is the new^WNOT John Pringle Homers they face toe Silk City Ares in a tween the Sunn.valdeS and mire iHitter la enhanced by » e lua panslon square?. ea.se In varied LINOLEUMS, ASPHALT Paris Curtains .... 6 MATCHAHELU Chatter Twilight League game at the North Ends at Robertson Park S mm icinga o f cherry, chocolate. which the bracelet .comes makes TILE, or SANDRAN PLASTIC JarV'‘ls Construction f> By .Io> Belchler COLOGNE combine. To *^be fl^ a fine, flat cigarett^ca-se when the which are on display in the con­ standing! By EnrI VokI Oval. Game time is 6;l6. haa been postponed due to the vaiiUU or coconut. . / Walnut Tavern . 4 public fl'rewerka display of Uie Aaeorlated Starts Writer bottle of cologne, regularly $1.50. velvet lining venient new showroom of the Coach Art Pongratz will- prob-; U aTded a stick of solid P otP ^ "^ MANCHESTER FLOOR COVER­ ably send George Swan or Red Naaaiff Arms . . . -3 ^American Lcglbn at Memorial The Phllitgis and Tigers to clash XJfpHOLSTCRY PIECES, from bracelet and otkc ^ I. A.'a ...... Armv and Navy . . 2 MATHER S THE CENTER. ING COMPANY at 721 Main Billy Anderson o f The Herald's Jacko in search of the win with Field. The softball clash was one to Un yards ^engtt. have at iw increase In B iir Kaceyt ...... Silk C it y ...... I in the 1960 World Series—That'a ly set at the WELDON DRUG Street. Dual-toned shades of a composing roocn mads his volley Pat Bolduc behind the plate. Bob­ scheduled for 8;45 It will be / 6aan marked to N.’ B.’» ...... Red Men ...... 1 .143 what the signpost says. COMPANY. If you lulve leftover scrambled single color, smartly contrasting Devalettea ----- ball debut last night at Memori^ by Blkhc 1s expected to tbc the -played at a later date. 50% off regular prices In fine Field and pfoved„ to be quite a If tradition la to be upheld, then CaStey damasks, friezes, satins, eggs vou,&n mix them with a lit­ hues, or clever combinations of EightStyles of Youngstown ■ North Ends .... slab for toe Aces with Pick Blow r e d TAG t)A Y YALUF^S are tle chllj/sauce and serve them be- harmonizing colors may be found Punnyzldea .... spiker. Prior to .toe game Billy catching. ' Monday night the .lania con­ the Xecond place Philadelphia club brocades, brocatelles and matelaa- —23-year-oId Robin ftoljerta and ^hiiny W jVistek of Cincinnati. oJlcepttonal at BLAIR’S, 757 Main tween/sllces of bread as a sand- In any of the coverings. Which la took part in an informal softball Currently In thtj-d place, the tractors came back strong In the SJTfor RED TAG DAYS. ^ e « konstanty. strictly" a reliefer ■Dick Stsler of the Phils and Andy in the National League and the Street There a a 10% reduction the beat choice depends. on the Sink Units To Ch^se From game and showed plenty of prom­ Aces will seek to improve their Jim s t« lovely color choices in all oI wlcb. John Roddy hurled Nlchola- ise as a pitcher, '^ s reported toe with a puzzling sinker. Despite Pafko of the Cuba. bottom half of the aevenlh Inning filet place Detroit team in the thesa.distinguished fabrics, adapt- on all their smart neW SUMMER use of Individual rooms. Advice position. A loss would leave them Briatol to a 4 to 1 win over toe Temple is angling for hie services his 11-wtn record, Bozton's Johrtny Roy Campanetia of Brooklyn, to defeat the Army and Navy Club American should win the flags. S to au sorts of interior decora- d r e s s e s and SPORTS " Did you know that DISTTN- on type and a free cost estimate in a tie for third with the PA's. will be gladly given If one brings Italian Amerlcaiu last Monday for the balance of the season. Sain Is passed un-for hts left-hand­ the fana' choice and probably 7-6 In a well played Rec League Uons from draperies and, in addition, there'll be a 10<>,- /(3UISHED COMMERCIAL STA­ Freddie Booth, Jerry Williams and unanlmoua lelectlon of all baaeball For years baaeball men have be­ off on m^rshandise which has al­ in floor measurements. night at Robertson Park before a ed teammate,,.Warren Spahn. last lieved the legend that tlie teams coverinK at these special prices TIONERY is available at the George Kepler are expected to year's stsrtelf. Roe snd ■Spahn men. Is toe No 1 catcher. He’ll game at the Charter Oak Lota. ready been marked below cost. / DEWEY-RICHMAN COMPANY, Little Lesgue Red Sox will prac­ i In first place on Independence Day at CHENEY BROTHERS good pra-boDday crowd. It was toe tice tonight st 6 o’clock at Memo­ supply toe punch for the Aces arc the only .smitlipaws On the be helped by Boston's Walker Don BelluccI had perfect control 767 Main Street 7 It’ s so con-, CALIKDRNIA p o p p y t r a i l w'cfr limnht '’"rtmn to meet In r e m n a n t s a l e s r o o m . socend win in as many starts for rial Field. while Hamilton has a host of good team. Cooper, named for the eighth time. •vnd scattered seven hits going in­ Roast a cushion style /*^tnb venient for the local office or for PO'TTERY is as delightful for out­ hitters in Bolduc. .loe Berner. the worlil series Th.it Is only a toe chunky rigbthsnder. Big John Ewell Blackwell of Cincinnati is That is, unless Cooper’s ankle in­ to the seventh. Leading by a com ­ Country Club ISolea New Ironing table pads in color shoulder the same way yoij;inB. Alemany. fll^d Sher Porterfield, Bill W flheiell Of the eight trailing clubs to win modernistic, designs in every de­ spondence. In addition to kqjeplng knives es! Choose your favorite neckline belted a borne run to right center Standings theseven ybupgesl of the on 25 the Jobs. staff. Rush's swings «top and either Jones way. at.tolrd. In the National, five rose from the a t t h e c e n t e r . Some of these properly sharpened, they should Bombers. out to stllM' but Cronin doubled sirable cblor combination are __or why not make all three to to open toe frame tb spoil the W L Pet fine Shotton work has included been onehis two of aces— toe ! Next Shotton to the nsnugl aeven-itian toe Dodgers' Dodger CStl blag 'Toumanicnl runneriip spot to overtake the fine gift items are as low as be kept In a drawer which Is di­ driving In Pocket, tlelng the ball- availablg in pure silk, "y j™ For a particvflarly' good meat wear with cotton skirts. shutout Successive singles by. Moe St. Bridget's . . ' 9 0 i 000 mostDon Important Newcombe reasons and Preacher for the Roe contingent Hodges for In first numbers base are relief the and Stan Hlltneki in cup on 19th: leaders .So it appears that the 14.58 for a tall pair of RogttS ravon/fahrle.s at the (TIENEY vided Into a series of compart­ Thursday morning the Cardinal game. An error by the catcher candlesticks in plain or ornate de­ soup, brown the meat bones in a Pattern No. 8547 is a sew-rite Pringle and Paul Corrsnti failed North Methodists .7 l .875 Cubs'— in fine the early eight-man showing; pitching staffCards I'ee andWee Phtlliee. Reese for eagh shortstop. with tour He Ronny filoane 3 yds from Ifith second place Plilla, not the front- BK^HERS REMNANT SALES­ ments, BO that each knife cAn be Red Birds of the Triple A League men, .Chicago ,.'has three, Cin­ moved Ci’onin to third base. The sign, or the bread trays (also nice little fat before adding them to perforated pattern In sizes 12. 14. to produce a score as Pringle was Zion Lutheran ... 5 .3 .625 .toOnly face real ■ the surprises American in Leaguera Burl’s also cho^ two extra second bsse-next batter. Chandler, lifted a green. , ■running St. t-ouls Cardinals, Mand ROOM. kept separately, or at most not 16, 18 and 20. Size 14. 1 yard of will play toe Dodger farm team at Tuesdsy st Chicago’s Comiskeycinnati men and (ted .NyW’ Sohoendlenst York and Boston, of St. for serving vegetables) starting the water and vegetables. forced st third by Jerry Dunnsek Center Cohgos . 5 3 .825 pitching selections are omission of high /lofting flyball Into the In­ Fred McKone 100 yds. from 19th i almost as good a chance of wln- more than three In one compart­ toe Charter Oak Lots. All mem­ "SainPark and hla failure to name a two I Loum each, and pfid' Eddie Pittsburgh, Stanky ofone— New In price at $6.10. A nice w-arm 39-lnch for each style. and Pat Anniello banged into a bers of both teams arc requested to St. J a m e s 's ...... 3 i .375 field. It was an easy nut. but green. itlfig tbe pennant. / Use leftover chicken for a va­ 5302 ment; this will prevent the edges For this pattern send 25 cents, singleThe St. Nationals, Loui.s hurler. non-winners Especial­ sinceKIner . VofK, weather gift is a very large pitch­ PLASTIC GARMENT PROTEC- double play, Ken Chapman to Lou be present In preparstlon for the South Methodists 3- .1 .375 LaBlanc was only able to get Dr. Thomas 125 yds. from IPth Here'* the race ioAAy following, riety of tempting dishes. Make By Mrt. Anne Cnb«*t from being constantly rubbed or in coins, your name, address, size ly 1944, with also the Cards' w III have Howie the Pollel crafty Behind'The Completethe starting Squad outfield of er of silver platA TORS are available at the N o^n Lest to end the game. league season which opens Fri­ Seebnd Congos . . . 1 7 .125 a glove oh It. and the wirining green. yenterdey's bargain bill*: sandwiches of the chicken and Department of the J. W. I^LE This soft, cuddly kitten will be knocked by other knives, the can- desired and the pattern number to andcontrol Max pitching Lanier, of two I-arry fine Jansen south­ of '"EnosPitch'eri Sjaughter — Larry of St. .Jansen. Logis, N#w Ralph Cbapfnan struck out to open the day. Temple Beth . 0 9 .000 Bob Smith In cup on No, 18. Detroit leads New York by four then dip them In batter and CORPORATION In varlejg sizes. the favorite take-to-bed toy of any opener, spoons and a hundred and Sue Burnett, The Manchester Eve­ paws,the New enjoying York fine Giants, seasons. perhaps pie |Yorkf , KInes Robin of Pittsburgh koberts and andJim Kon- Hank run scored If you arc using a hent-resi/i^mt third but reached when Mae St. Bridget's continued their Bob Boyce In cup on No. 18. game.* in the American with lu » , French-fry them; serve with eur- An extra.length bag is,^dc.signed tot. It is easily crocheted of loop one other metal gadgets. ning Herald, 1150 Ave. Americas, . hottestJansen. pitcher Roberts. In Konstanty toe league. and Btahty. : SnufY of Pfilladelphls. Chicago, Shotton Preacher called Oulsfanding play of the game i glass baking dish, handle it With a • S.\LES • SERVICE • INSTALLATION Pringle dropped toe ball. Walks to winning ways in the Church Soft- Cleveland five games behind and wet ' rant Jelly. Or cream the chicken to keep dust off evening gowns, at stitches in soft yarn and trimmed Better still, are the special knife The following boys are asked to RushPhiladelphia will see contributestheir first All-Star 4 pair onRoe Duke and Don ^Snider Nowcombe, of Brooklyn Brook- was made in the third inning. The dry cloth when It s hot. ■' New. York 19, N. Y. Joe Thom pson and. Lest, plus a ball Lesgue last Monday night Boston sik and a half. St. Louis $1.69. Separate bagrf for a dress with a perky ribbon bow. racks; they cOme In many styles Don’t miss the Spring and Sum­ report to Wallv Fortin at Memo­ service. So will five other Na­ l>Ti; Bob Rush. Chicago: Warren Army and Navy had a man on wltd JMtcb put two runners in scor­ wttoan 18 to 1 win over the Tem­ tops Philadsiphia by a game abd a or a suit are $.59 ^ c h or three for Pattern No. 5302 consists of com­ and finishes—some to Bt in a cut­ mer Fashion. ’The latest issue is rial Field st 1 o'clock 'niUrsdsy tionals, including the starting third Spahn. Boston: «nd Ewell Black- firat and third. On an attempted Manchester Home Modernizers ing position. Whitey Machowski ple Beth nine at Memorial Field half in the National, Boston trail* $1.69. ShouldeX dust covers are plete crocheting instructions, ma­ lery drawer; some to hang on the colorful, informative—a complete afternoon: Estavich. Schendler, baseman. Wille iPuddin' well. Clncinhstl double steal Bedurths threw to came through in the clutch with a Lloyd Jarvis.,and Frank John.son by two and a half and Brooklyn $15 in dress aiie and $.22 in coat terial requirements, stitch Illus­ kitchen wall—and they h®'’® " pattern magazine.' Fabric news, KITCHEN SPECIALISTS Sylvester, R. Murphy, B. Adams, Jones of toe Phils and Outfielder Inflelders Stan Muslal. Red Chandler picking off the man series of slots or pegs on "which base knock to send two scores D. .Wlchman, Irish. Lizzart. Pyka, divided the m'liund chores for the by four. size. All are^of flear, see-what s- trations, and finishing directions. fashion tips, a wealth of smart Hank Sauer of tfie Oiibs -Schoendlenst and Marty Marlon. going to second and the throw the Individual knives can be hung. across the plate. The third and Magnuson. Zatkowski. Gustafson. Saints. Johnson collected the Of the seven holiday. double- Send 20c in coins, ypur name, frocks to sew for summer are all Open Evenings T il 9 and All Day Saturday The starters, except . pitchers, St. I>uils: Jackie Roblnaon. Gil back to Bedurtha picked off toe In-it plastif^. TEL. 2-0274 fourth dented the platter in the O. Dmiahue, H^Jobaston. Ballon game’s only home run. Hodgea and Pee Wee Reeae, headers played (rain washed out Shop Here address and .the pattern number Included. 25 cents. 41 OAK STREET O’Neill with four hits in four were picked by f.in vote with n -.11 attempting to steal home. COLUMBIA F R A M E L E S S to Anne Cabot, The Manchester CHILDREN'S SHOES have been fifth after two batters bad been and N. Twerdy. 3,167.326 participating. All must Brookhm; Eddie Stanky. New Big guns for the winners were: toe Athlettcs-Rsd Sox twin-btll in retired. Jack Hill singled and trips was toe batting star for the York, and Willie Jones. Philadel­ Albany 11*9. Hartford I'lO. Boaton). only the Ordinals and WINDOW SCREENS are the an­ Evening Herald, 1150 Ave. Ameri­ marked at extraordinarily low play at least the first three In- Pocket. Cronin. Varley and Moss vvilUamaport 9>T. Elmira 8>lh In a jiffy. The wave Is achieved scored on a Leal single and Dun- night swer of l/gemitty to the problem cas, New York 19, N. V. nrice.M for RED TAG DAYS In the July 15 18 the deadline for con­ 1 nlngs. No pitcher is allowed to go phia. < Playing well for the losers were Wllkra-Barr* 4>5. Scranton 3-7. Cincinnati Reds won both gsmea. with a alngle pin-curling, thereby nack's overthrow of third. flrldcrUt Outfielders —- Enos Slaughter. For nf window washing when srreefis Needlework fans—Anne Cabot s Fiv-^v new SHOE DEPARTMEN’-T testants to register for the town AB R H P T) more than three unless the game Moore and Hennequtn Rmfh*mtnn U. J; Utica 9. 4. The Cards whipped the Cbtcsgo eliminating many of the steps MacboW'ski again chipped In with tennis’ tournaments, Rec Drector 0: govs into extra innings. St. Louis; Ralph Ktner. Pitts­ * NalUaal Cub*. 4-1 and 4-3. to ptek up a are oh. The aluminum screen, big new album Ls here. Dozens of AT MARLOW'S. Cut from much McCAnvIllp. th rf . h n 0 Jurvl* ll#ativ ' <71 1 which won't rust, is cut to fit any higher prices to only $1.79 are which go into the pod-type curl. a clean shot to center scoring Lesi John Falkowski reported today. Majvon If , 3 7 n I' So Shotton had no say In his burgh; Hank Sauer and Andv Paf­ Naw York 8*8. Brooklyn 4-B. full game on the Phils. Tbs Reds fascinating new designs, gifts, dec­ AB R H PO A Philadelphia 14-9. Boiton 8-13 window without sagging. Because sizes 12 to 3 in black patent with with fourth and final tally. At present 12 men have signed up M*rche*p, 8* ... . . 2 3 r 0 0 1 i starting lineup except the pitcher ko, Chicago. Duke Snider, Brook­ .... 9 2 1 4 3 pulled two and a half games away orations and special features . . . 3 Rpdurtha r .... Bt. Lout* 4’ 4. Chicago U l. Red Tag it Is fastened at top and bottom dressy strap and in three styles 'The advance showing of FALL Machowski was the offensive for singles play and seven for dou­ Jehnpor, p ...... 3 ' ! That hc.wili ennonnre at (Virago lyn: .Johnny Wyrostek. Cincinnati, Mo** •* . .. .__ 4 3 8 0 11 from the last place Pittsburgh by 1 Plus 4 gift patterns and directions. L. Jarvl* rf p ...... fl 2 2 3 Cincinnati •-$. Plttaburgh 4-4. i with snap locks, one can roll out o f -sturdy brown oxfords. COTTONS FOR SCHOOL Is de­ star for the winners, who have bles competition. Only tvi’c wom­ . Monday and Dick Sisler, Philadelphia. M Varlp> If .. .___ _ n 3 9 ft AoiarleAB smacking the Pirates twice, .8-4 25 cents. Qul*h lb. rf ...... 6 2 1 2 0 Catchers Roy Campanella, n ft cither end without removing the lightful In color and desl8;n In the w<» two straight in toe second en have signed up for toe singles 0 n n 0 n I Stan Miisial of St. Louis will he rrtckeU 1b ___ 4 ClrvHand 1-9. Bt. Lout* 7-1 . and 5-4. pBrU 3b ...... 3 ProokhTi. and ll'alker Cooper. .\ipni*n»»y 3b 4 ft 3 1 ! screen Screens may be kept on Next time you make cole slaw, new stock at the MONTGOMERY round, with two hits and three Slid none for toe doubles Entries Donahue. 3b ...... 2 1 o' 1 0 lion first base. If.s the seveiiCh Chicago 4;$. Detroit I-IO In a pair of awatfesta. the Phils, Days are being accepted st the East Boaton. (■'TNitiln *rf ...... 4 11 ft 0 New York 14-3. \V«*hlnifton I all winter without, the bother of with an inexpensive, eusly-made, try adding shredded carrots to the W ARD COMPANY. Dark pr runs driven in. Chapman was a a-Conll. rf ...... 1 0 0 n 0 u ; time Stan has been nicked hilt his n 1 trampled the Bravaa, 14-5 in the Side and West Side Rec offices, 8 0 rhambpr* 3b ...... 4 4 % lierond gam* railed at end of taking down and stay-stuck camouflage for un­ salad for a flavorful, colorful and bright plaids in nice tones are tiger on defense coming up with McCoop, 1b ’ ...... 1 Bijjauctu* p ...... n ft 1 ft 0 opener, but Boaton came back to also st the Y.M.C.A. O NpHI. ( . . . . 4 0 4 k darknaaa). You'll find them at the .lOHN- sightly nails. nutritious combination. used separately or In Interesting several fine stops and started the FInipy. rf 3 ft ft ft 0 (^ther ^ame poatponad win the second 12-9. The New double play that cut short the I. A. 1 .ft 0 ft ft SON PAINT COMPANY, 699 combinations, such as plaid blouse D I A M O N D S r n i e f e m d Tot*!* ,34 IS 13 5l 1 a- rirk»ral lataraatlaaal York Giants shaded the Dodgers, Specials Creative leisure Is the kind relly in toe* lest canto. Pringle Red Ritchie, toe youngster who Toronto t*3. Buffalo 4-8 5-4. In the finit gams but dropped [Main Street. “ BEACH UMBRELI-AS are as and solid color skirt or a solid col­ Tttmplr Cards Defeat Yanks, 7 13 31 9 that moat rew a rd in ^ a n il the pitched bis best game of the sea­ served as mascot for the Guards 0 n Q 1 Tnt».l« Rochaaiar 4-1; Montreal 0-6 comfort-giving on the lawn as on '9 or dress with plaid sleeves, collar H andlf r. lb Arm> EDd id) the second, 6-8. • For a (JUlvk repair Job on a McGILL-CONVERSE COMPAN^. and aklrt-lnsert. Sizes are 7 to 14 son for the IpSers but failure of and NasaifTa the past two basket­ b . Motipr , 2h ...... 3 1 M n Ayracuae U, 1; Baltlmorf 4.3. the beach, and there are very low for tlfeir Finer Quality 2 Scott If .311800 lemay CHy*8pHHfflaM (PP). Tigers tHrtde R. Baum *a — . -.Y- ^ 2 1 , ragged'fingernail simply stick on 645 Main Street, has many ®cce^ at $2.98. In the same sizes are gay bis teammafes to solve toe slants ball seasons, is a better than fair Capp*. ct ...... 10 t 0 0 0 pril l’d umbrellas at KEMP'S, INC., la. Baum. 3b ...... 3 1 2 2 il«BdlBg* Detroit lost a half game off Its a piece of tape, cutting it to fit sories foh making yours so. ART ^ of Mr. Risddy hurt his fine per­ first baseman. Wally Fortin pass­ Three-Way Tie Exists L^ftrsftA. (*f .3 0 1 0 0 0 763 Main Street. The big shade- little striped frocks In many col­ bam beck. If ...... 3 0 1 2 Em Wiys lead wl\en It divided a doublehead­ formance es along toe information that the Smith, rf . 4 I 1 3 0 0 the base of the offending nn|l. Ap- provider.s come In gay stripes SUPPLIES <%nclude not only all ors with flaring skirts at only Goldman. rf ...... 4 n 0 2 W L Pci GRL 14) 8b - - ...... 4 1110 0. er with the Chicago Whlta Box I ply a second piece of tape over the water colors or oils for the aiid Greater BrillianciB red-top la toe beat looking Initial Cone, rf ...... 3 1 1 0 Wilkaa-Barra ...... 49 30 .710 — against a background. in w hich $1.98. Similar dresses In sizes 3 to AB R H PO A H*pn*quln 1b ..... 4 1 2 8 O O while toe Yankees gained a vic­ that, following the same proced- painter, but .specialties for craft sack guardian he has seen in Snider, r ...... n 0 n 0 Binghamton ...... 41 39 .686 8H blue, green or red predominates 6x are $1.98 with gay use of plaids . Tii^mp^aon. rf ...... 2 1 0 0 0 0 LcWanc 3h ...... 3 I 3 0 0. t tory and a tie against Washington. many years in Ritchie's age class. N'adlrr, r . . . . . 2 n 0 n Cop 4 to .3 Det'ihioii in Utica ...... 18 .34 f607 14 ure, Then round off the two nt the at $6.95 to $10.95. hobbles, such as; figurines which and solid colors. ,fiin . cf ...... s 1 1 3 0 0 ShUl>l* 3b ...... 3 1 0 1 I 0 After bowing. \4-l, toe TligerB tip, imitating the line of your oth­ can he. painted ^or ornamental use; D(^kin. p ...... 2 ‘ n i 1 Saved bv the Rain Hartford ...... S3 98 p486 164 Lest, lb ...... t I I 4 0 0 AblircvialPf! Contest; Stile*. *» < 0 1 3 / 0 1 Albany ...... 93 S4 478 16 struggled to a M)-9 victory. The er nails for a natural effect. stencil decorating and textile Machowski. ** ...... s 0 i J> 5 0 Buddy Holland, son of Ty, Is Mainrea. ^ 1 o n j 0 1 Eggs and. cheese, as well rfs For that extra bit of evening Tottal* . 37 8 6 u ;*' Elmira ...... 30 34 .466 i7^ Yankeea won the opener,. 16-9, then As a final step add nail polish Bolduc; If ...... j 0 0 « 0 0 one of the mamstays of toe West Cardinal* '4) B*Wuccl r ...... ,...3 0 0 - 0 0 0 meat, poultry and fi.sh, supply paints for makmg original table glamor, add these touches; Smooth a-Han far McCooe in .'trd Aiifitin’k Hit Proves vvHIlarn*pon ...... 7H 39 .406 saw the second game halted by for coverup and glamor, and the sets uraperies or clothes; Wobd- Rugllle. 2 b ...... 3 a 1 1 a 0 Side Juniors in the Rec ' Junior 'Hun* hatlrd In. JohnaoD 8. I-. far:; AB V. n r o \ E I Dcjlarlpa...... 3 0 I 1 0 0 43 .664 39H protein for muscle building as well your lids ‘with baby oil or petrole­ J»rrls, t ...... 3 0 0 3 I 0 t n 1 ft 2 ft Scranton ...... 34 darkness after nine innings with job Is done. You find yourself stock patterns which the unskilled Baseball League. Ty ''played for via 2. McCo'ic, Marcheae. L Baum. Falkow^k! 21 Deriwive; Hijfhliphls AmeHeap a um Jelly to accent their silken Chapman, .3h ...... 3 1 fl < 2 0 Kohen. .It' 2 ft 1 ft ft ft Total* ...... « h ao .1 S the score deadlocked st 3-8. nearly two decades with local Dokln. Damherk. f*'i*-l>aac hit*. Quish ft Detroit ...... 34 ‘.667 can ea.sllv follow in building small look, and brush your lashes lightly Roddy, P ...... 2 0 0 0 0 0 MtirphA. ** . 2 0* ft ft 0 Run* battM nl, H*nn«qi|ln I. PocJi*tt The St. Louis Browns whipped McCooe, O'Neill: lhree-b»ac hitB L fi ft ft Rtandlnga New York ...... 43 39 .697 4 table.?, rolling tea wagons or other semi-pro teams. Austin 3 ft 1 2 Cronin 3. M Varley, Srilea B*11ucrl; with powder before applying mas­ .Jarvla: home rui>a. Johnson; Stolen 0 ft I’levtland ...... 43 90 .889 8 Cleveland, 8-3 after toe Inillsnt pieces of furniture. Totals ...... 23 4 S at 5 0 lb . .3 5 1 4 W L'" Pet tw(^-ba** hita. Moat. Cronin; three. cara to make them appear thicker. bwae*. Mason .1 Mirchese O N’eDl 2 1 f) 1 11 Boptoti ...... 41 33 .563 6^ won the opener, 8-7. ■ Itsllaa-Amcricaiit III' 11/dr'll-1- n 1 1 Vankm ...... 3 .3 .500 l>aae hit*. Hennequtn. home rune. Jimmy Murray and A1 "Horad" MrC'Xte: dffui’le pla>*. Quish (unaasist- 2 ft ft ft ft • i Waihingtnn ...... 13 99 '861 144 Yraterday'f firework* included DANCE TO THE MUSIC OF AB R H Pn A L 'tjl; btxsr.H on hall? D<-kln 7. -lohnson 1 Siitt'in. rf - Dod7eri ...... 3 .3 ..'jOO .Shield*. Hennequin.' *tt»len'baeea. Scott 444 16 You can plncurl your way to a Bogginl'worked the Little League ) 1 ft ft ft 1 Chicago ...... 33 4ft Summer's spare time can be Phinips, 3b . . , 3 0 (1 Jarvis 2>.'iTtrlk»»-<.uls. Dukin 1. Johiis.'n Tw‘'rd- >' pUi.l)‘*r. i t J *hn- Total* 1R 4- 12 Army and Navy $: bcaea on ball*. B*l- and NYLON MARQUISETTE In Coming from behind and scoring St. Lout* . 41 71 .609 — Browne hit one as did Andy 8*m- pers. M. Prinsle, e ... . 3 0 1 cut Board of Approved Umpires. *on''tL. Baiiin); winning pitcher. Jar (S) -lucci 2. BiiJaucDi* 3; urptre*. Pnow. Philadelphia Jimt Recorded the exceptional Cjjeney quality la n 1 A E inlck of the Phillies and Std Gord­ With a batch of special hair­ P. Correntl, If .. . .1 ' vl*. loainf pitcher Dokin, umpire*. AB R H P« • two runs in the bottom of the Boaton . .. r:. Dunnsek. rf . .. 0 0 1 ft \ 1 on of the Braves. It waa Gordon’s pins and a minimum of effort, a the ideal fabric. Easy to make be­ . 3 I larobucci Kehler I I)(iurkn. cf 3 1 Brooklyn. . “ SILVER JUBILEE ALBUM” 0 0 ClilT ' Pop " Gleason, a specta­ ft 1 0 ft fourth the Cardinals behind Jackie fourth home run with the bases cause threads draw readily, simple Anniello. ** .. . 3 L. C> r 2b . 2 0 New York .. nice soft curl can be accomplished 0 tor, was pressed into duty as an ft ft ft ESTABLISHED FAVORITES to launder, and wearing beyand Puzso. 2 b ...... 2 0 It>gszzo. 1b . 2 0 4 Hedlund scored a 4-3 victory over Chicago ...... full tola season, tying a record umpire last Monday night when Golf ft 0 fi 0 ft most fabrics, this lovely filmy ma­ Hhh-nthal. , 3 the Yankees in a Little League League Leaders ClncInnAtl .. held by seven others. "TWIN PIANO ALBUMS. VOL. I and II Touts ...... 33 1 4 IS S 3 only one man appeared at the Detroit- LJoyd 4Mangrum camo . 1 ft ft 1 0 ft terial, 48 inches wide, Is only $.50 T'afca. rf game yeaterday that waa called Plttaburgh /. .iM 16 Gordon’s base-cleaner came in “WALTZ ALBUM” NlcholJ-Brlstol ...... 003 020 0—4 Oval. There werd no beefs from from behind to edge S a n ^ w IIul)b.3rd. .31, . 1 rt 1 ft ft 1 a yard In quantlttesf of ten yards ft 1 because of rain. The score Was, 4-3 NatloiuU League the ninth Inning of the sMond game m Ttslltns ...... 000 000 1—1 Snead and win the Motor C w Pogglnl. ta .. . 2 0 0 0 'Roohesler ...... 46 32 .590 — “LOMBARDOLAND ALBUM" H mnd cm a dganitte be? either aide as Cliff ia regarded as ft 2 ft Batting — Robinson. Brooklyn. off reljef ace Jim Konetanty to or more at the CHENEY BROTH- Runs batted In, J Prinifle. Machow­ Open Tournament with a 274./ Urault. cf. p . 2 1 1 in favor of the Cards going into JerMr City ...... 40 32 . 566 3 ' one of toe best umpa in this area, ft ft ERS REMNANT SALESROOM. ski 3: home runs. J. Pringle; sacrincet. Troon, Scotland—Johnny Bulla, R. Cyr. If .. . 2 1 1 0 toe fifth inning and then the Yan­ .371; Muslal. s t. Louis. .351. Bsititnoni ...... 27 10 . 652 2U enable the Braves to overedme a Roddy. Puzzo: double plays. Chapman Markham, p ft ft 0 0 0 Pittsburgh pro, led the qualifiers . .0 kees scored two runs in toe top of ..Runs — Jethro*. Boston 60; Rob­ Montreal ...... 41 M .5l2 4Vz 9-8 defIcU. to Letl; left on bases, NIchols-BrIstol Tdm Weir, a fine volley ball Brooklyn's Don Newcombs failed MORE PEOPLE When you have an extra egg 3 the fifth to go ahead. However, inson, Brooklyn, .57. Sprinsflelil ...... *4 *5 .493 7V4 4. lUllan-AinerIcaos 3: bases on balls. player in hia youth, was pressed for toe British Open with a 36-_ Tottja ...... 17 9 4 13 3 Syrscuee ...... 33 M' .472 2H yolk left over, cook it gently by Pnngle S: strlkt-oiiu, Pringle 7. Rod- hole score of 140. when the game had to be called Runs Batted In—Kiner, PitU- for the fourth straight time as the into service last night as the Runs baWe<. In. Kohen, Austin Ryland- before the Cards, the home team burgh, 59; Sauer. Chicago, 58. Toronto ...... 3) 4f> 437 11‘j Giants batted him out of thd box dropping It into hot water until (.y t; hit by gitcher. by Roddy iM. Weirs topped the C-B-Y team at er 2. Tares. Hubbard. R. Cyr; two-bsee BiiRkfo ...... 24 44 . 353 1 7 Correntl. Annisllo); wild pitches. could finish their bats In the fifth, Hits— Robinson, Brooklyn. 95; ixlth a three-run eighth Inning to flr » ' then rub it through a coarse Memorial Field. Rusa Perkins. Tennis hits. Rylander; stolen bases. L. Cyr; Todey'i (tsni«4 SMOKE CAMELS sjftdner and use as garnish for Pringle i: umpires. Glesson. Dennis: eacrlflc^s. Kohen; double plays, Raxa*- toe score reverted back to toe Slaughter, St. Louis. 88. Eoetera win the opener. Don MueUer's Incorporated time, 1 Bill Carney and Buzz Weir paced plnch-hlt single drovd In the tying .rfoups, salads or creamed dishes. Wimbledon —Budge Patty and zo I unassisted); left on bssca. Yankees fourth inning. The Cards had two Doubles — Robinson, Brooklyn, Albany st HsrtLrd (6 p.. m ) 763 Main Street Green Stamps Given Jel. 5680 the w1nner.s- to two straight wins. j. Cards 7; bases on balls. Hedlund 3. Scranton at Wllkei-Barr*. and winning runs. A fine relief Vic Seixas gained the aemi-flnals men on and one out when the rain 26; Muslalj St. Louis, 22. Brkult 5. atrlke.ouU., Hedtund I. came and when it showed no signs Wllllanuporl At Elmira Job by Erv Pallca helped the^ Furniture and Music ^ Home of Frigidaire than any ^ The least expensive of the pop' of toe All-England championships Triples — Jethroe, Boston and Did you notice that a four-way Brault 5; hit by pitcher. Rylander by of clearing toe game waa called. Only somM echeduled Dodgers anap a six-game losing' * ulZ^ pl«tlc SWIMMING POO^ tie for first plMe in toe four team but Gardnar Mulloy and Art Lar­ Brault, passed balls. Austin 1; umplret. Muslal. St. Louis. 6. National Sport* Scbeiluie Hedlund went on to gain his Home Runs — Kiner. Pitts­ streak In the eectmd. we've seen Is one for J3.98 at toe Little League' exists today? No sen lost. Murray. Boxzinl'; time. 105. New York at Philadelphia (nlshi) - second victory as against one de­ burgh, 21; Snider, Brooklyn 17. BUI Wight pitched a five-hitter other cigarette! PINE PHARMACY, 664 Center race could be' any closer. Hartuns l2-2) »». Meyer (3\7) Tonight feat while Ronny Brault now has Stolen Bases—Jethroe, Boeton, Boaton at Brooklyn (nisht) —Sp»hn for his eighth triumph as the Upholstering Street; Larger - Hamilton vs. silk City, 6:1 5 - a one and one record. The win for 30: Reese, Brooklyn, 7. ( l-ll Tt. Branca (2-4). White Sox downed the Tigers In in six prices, from $4.95_to $2LM. All boys 8-12 who are not mem­ Cincinnati at Bt. Louie (nlfht)—Rtf- Oval. toe Cards and loss for the Yanks Strikeouts — Spahn, Boston, the first game. A four-run first Other HOT WEATHER^ SPE­ PA ’s Vault Into Fourth feniberser (6-9) »». Pollet (8-5) and ■mI among Uu millions mho 4o.» Paris vs. Walnuts. 6:15—^Char­ bers of toe Little League or the created a fdtfr-way tie for first and k ilx-run fifth protlded De­ CIALS for adult enjoyment range Triple-A Farm League can try 102; Roberts. Philadelphia. 84. Plttsburfb at (Thlcaso—Oueen (1-7) ter Oak. place each team now having won Pitching — Miller. Philadelphia, troit with all tta rupa In the sec­ form six iced tea glasses at $.69 out for the Class A Farm League r». La<-e (4-1). , PATRICIA Second Congos vs. Center Con- three and lost three. A heavy over Anedlcaa ond game. Johnny Groth’s triple SHOE SPECIALS and a give-away of forest green Thursday morning at 10 at Me­ Place, Top West Sides 7-0. 1 000; Lanier, St. 'Louis. 8-2, Drapery goa, 6:30— Memorial. cast kept many fans away and as .800, Philadelphia at New York—Kellner drove In two big runs. MORISON ?SVnJ? glasses at $.06 vvlth Thurailay, July 6 morial Field. a result there w'aS a amMI crowd (5-7) V i. Byme (6-3). Ught Rock^Vrult Beverages to a Johnny Mize’, .who p l^ ed firet Musical comedy Yankees vs. Dodgers. 6:15— Ms- on hand. at Louie at Detroit (nlfht) —Oarer base on\y because. Joe DIMaggio Btandinp .zgap to a single run in toe fifth on American Lengoe (6?7) rs. HouttemSn (10-5). star: "Of all tests, big toree-poiihd box of bath morial Field. The West Side Rowdies and Oo- The Cards Jumped off to a two .871; was forced back to the outfield to For Red Tag Days UOs or toe nice Cheramy Keep lonials of the Rec Intermediate Pet. Burbank's Infield hit. a sacrifice Batting — Kell. Detroit, Washlnsion at Boeton (nisht) — the Camel 30-Day ■ Frida!}', July 7 Team run lead In the second inning on fill In for the ailing Hank Bauer,. Test made sense C«»ol’’ cologne in "April Shower# League played to a 4-4 tie Mon­ Hamilton .889 , and an error at second. Dobv, Cleveland. .358. Coniuesra (8-1) vs. Stobbs tS-2). Fabrics BA’s va, Rockville, 6:15—Oval. two hits tos psy off being a double ls firat (6-6) ve. I.,einon. (10-4). for toe Yankees. He batted in two Csmels regularly s*n. Thursday night at Mt. Nebo at Bilk a t y .444 : for A1 Klein In toe sixth with on* Stephens, Boston, 68. Including: AIR STEPS— White, Brown ami While proved to mo how game with the Cards. After Billy Internattaasl runs In toe opener. Viv Raschi. PA's , .. . .400 down and 'StepanakI resting on Runs Batted In / Williams; ‘ .fersey City it Sprlnsn.eld (*,p. ra.) mild a cigarette Doves-vs. lA'a, 8:46—Robertson. 6:16. Mozzer opened with toe first hit The Inquirer Silk City va. Groves, 6:16— Rockville 333 ! second by virtue of a pass and Boston, 81; Stephens and Dropo, gained his lOtn triumph although ! Damasks, Formerly $9.9.'> ...... NOW $7.95 can be!’’ ; I .273 sacrifice. Haugh obliged with a Hedlund got a walk and Bob Sut­ he and 'Joe Page were sheilsd off Charter Oak. Tlici ^U e League Farm teams Paganl'a Boston, 78. ' I R«clng Stripes, Satins, Frieze, I hit to righ.t for toe fourth run. ton reached on an error. Rylander Hits — Kell, Detroit. 106; DH- the- mound in Washington’a four- J South Methodist va. North Meth­ both T^le-“A” and "A” will be New York—My Request ($12) By Hal Turfclngton I FA’S (4> then hit a two run double just In­ linger. Philadelphia, 96. run eighth. ' Matelasse and' Brocatelles. MEN’S SUMMER SHOES odist, 6:80—Memorial. fitted out with snappy new T- AB R H PO A E Leo LeBlanc vaulted toe PA's ; , side first base out Into right field. Doubles — Williams. Boston and won the Brooklyn Handicap by s Formerly $11*95...... NOW $9.50 ahirta.and caps. There will be 15 The Yariks came back with length and s quarter st Aqueduct. 50” Wide. 'boys on each farm team. Into fourth place In the Twilight | jj, Kell. Detroit. 22. Multi-Purpose ■League Monday night with a four^ . oicksinski. sii ... three markers in the third to take ■ Triples — Dilllnger, PMladel- Stanton. , Del.— Post C^rd 1 to 10-Yard Lfingths the lead 3-2 as nine men went to ($15 .20) won'toe Leonard. Rich­ ONE LOT OF MEPPS SHOES . How HN c m • dfiratite boT AH rosters of teama in to* hit Job against Paganl’a West r,;.,. c ...... phla. 9; 4 players tied with 6 each. SAII TO Sides, winning 4 to 2. It was his surowlec. if ...... the plate. Brault opened with a Home Runs— Rosen. Cleveland, ards Stakes at Delaware Park as Junior League must be hand^ Values up 16 $ 9 .9 5 ...... NOW $4.95 second triumph as he bested-Reg- Stepsnzki. ct .... ‘ilngje and moved to third on an 35: Williams, Boston, 24, highly favored Middleground fin­ BLOCK ISLAND At toe Rec League aupenlaor gle Moseley wtio wras making hie f»Stsum. to ...... error and passed ball and scored ished third. BEACH COATS turned in at the East Side Stolen Bases— DIMaggio, Boa- Daily Saittn* Irat appearance for tfie West ^ • as Ronny Cyr reached on s field­ ton, 8; 4 players tied with 5 each. ' Chicago—Oil Capitol ($7.20) WOMEN’ S SUN TOG PLAYSHOES MMIEmPlE flee by Friday,' July 7. er's choice. Gary Dougan hit a fly won the Equipoise Mile at Arling­ MjV PEMAQUID Strikeouts — Reynolds; ■' New Formerly $ 4 .5 0 ...... • • NOW $1.79 WONDERFUL ON THE BEACH OR AT HOME Big A1 Surowiec raised his ** to right field and when toe ball York, 83; Raschi, New York and ton Park. From New Loadstt, ItiM A. M. Reduced tlngi average- to the .500 mark as ...... 25 4 « 21 * 2 -got away frofn Sutton, Cyr scored Oesanport,; N. J.—Sungari From Block laliiad, *i48 P. M. WHITE CHENILLE WITH COLOR TRIMMING Totals Lemon, Cleveland, 68. he rapped out a pair of bits, one a FsssbI'i 12) from first and Dougan went all Pitching — McDermott. Boston ($6.20) won the CoUeen Stakes st (Daylight flaetag H i m ) ONE GROUP OF SHOES amiECAMasA* PariSs Walnuts AB R H PO A E WASH LIKE A TOWEL— NO PRESSING bunt! down the third bSle line as the way to third. He then scored 5-1 .833; Gray, Detroit 9-3, .7$0. Monmouth FA K B 8 r 4tr Womea and OMWlng OIrU laadem batter In toe second. Tliis Sulomunto*. If on Bob." Hubbard’s single. The (Good for day o f laaiw oaly) Prices Martin, u .... (Broken Sliea) i f l a t t e r i n g tHREE-WAY TIE than any Paired Tonight instlMted a three-run frame that Cards scored twice more In the y n a ^ A v t r rstton. It) . 82.00 Ctoa Wajr-B2A0 S.T. • ■ T • . was enough to win. Jadzinisk. rf - fourth on a walk,' a hit batsman . Values up to $ 9 .9 5 ...... NOW $2,9.> Ed] StepanakI sacrificed follow­ SUNDATS and ROLIDATB SIZES 12 TO 26 ’ • Tonight the second place Paris Cobb, rf -r?T7. and three htU. the big blow being ing SM/ozrtec’a bunt, but all handa ftJi* O m W ay—*8.0* K.T. (! ^IMl Uillll 01' I i'S\ other dgat^e! CurUins will face the fast rising Brittner. 2b ... a base hit by Dans AusUn scoring ('HILDIUEN’S ,1 were t safe when Buddy Burbank Burbank, c .... what proved to be the winning Deep Sed Fishermen, Take Notice Walnut Street ifavem at 6:16 R couldn’t find toe handle on the ball, JlVsrrrn, Sb ... SPBCXALB from Kow toe Charter Oak Lot run. HIGH WHITE SH O pS...... $2.95 to mfike a play anywhere. Pete i-Fox...... In', toe fifth Inning the Yanks ilonday through Friday, “BUSTER** KEENEY*S London 7 P. Mv—Froni Block anJ among tho millions who Jo... The iMys from the West Side Moxsisy, P . - - B y B oMb H o o d ' Staum bunted, but Moseley psme sco r^ two runs but when the letand Satnidny* TilO A. M. . i ‘I m trying desperately, to remain Only $ 3 * 9 8 In and mads his play to third for Cards couldn’t finish their half of LUCKY STRIKE Party Boat Is now taking open parties, in thlM place and'will out in ...... ’ ... 26 2 4 16 I 4 ON* LOT or ^ a force. A fielder’s choice erased S-8truek out tor Wsrrsn tn 7th. the Inning because o f toe rain the Bpaoial R.T. Itoononiy Cmiasa PETER UND fuH 'strehgth to remain there. individuals, couples, etc. $5.00 per person. Leave dock the middle man with first and third P.A. S .: ...... 0 » 001 X—4 score was Vevsrted back to to# ■nsndnye (eateept ho*diiys) *2A*i CHILDREN’ S CANVAS SHOES Likely batteries will be Graham, NRYES occupied- LeBlanc rlfied a hit Psfan<'s ...... OOi 010 0—2 last complete inning which was at Marater’s Sport Center, Pequot Avenue, New London, All Bates Btolndo Fsdasnl to * BROTHERS Kelley and Lloyd Jarvis and Ken toVougb toe middle and Bob Di- Runs bsttec' ' In. DIBt-tUsto <3>, MovsD aitKAMsmr the fourth. Irish. Battlsto lined a double ever Swsde Hsusk LsBIsne. Bolomonson: two-bass 8:30 each day. Bait, tackle furnished. LD fE*. Jac. i REMNANT SALESRCX)M Both pitchers show considersbis hits. DIBattUto; sacrifleet. Wsrr«n Solomonson's head in left scoring Stspanikl; Itaunt: left on baasa. PA'a • m i J s s Ib * Le ase * . OantralWfesrf Improvement sines the beginning the Second and third runs. i 7. ^ n n l'a 6: bstaa on balls. .Noa*>*Y 1 Innlrt* J2S 456 7il-B H-E WoiP VooW ooi. Caa*. lUieirORD ROAD, MANCHESTER of the' season. And .this should Paganl'l picked up their initist 2; strlks-ouU, ;K<«elsr 1 La*lsne 4; i W m Bid* 810 OlO A-14 it 4 P. M. to P. M. Leasiie. and Solomonsoe. Ttisy closed th* Oioeson. , ■ ' rison and Holssss. j^ANimESTBR KVKPIING HKKALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, JULY B. 19R0 PAOB TROtTBSlI / 72 Wanted to Kent 68 HoofM for Sale Help Wanted— Fenal* 84 Boata and Acceaaortea 46 Hbugehold Goods 51 George's mother disliked her T O ilN K H V lL l.E FOl.KH BY PONTAINB f p l RttstneM Semeeff Offe| n Model—You eay that I am the AatotoobtlM fof 8«to i WANTED to leaac, by profession­ MANCHESTER GREEN. 8 room Dear Old Lady—Captain, would son's use of slang, so she set about- JOHNSON Outboard motors and OLD RED 'TUI B-rn,-706 North flret model you ever kissed? al xnsA with family, four bedroom English Colonial, modernized you please help me find my state­ trying to effect a pure. At the . V ou’f^E SNA606P ! S t o p t h a t 1 3 i n s IIASTTR D«Uuc* CSi*vrolet, DON'T - 74 Avondalo Rood. 7958. ______.______• ^_____ *> _____ iently located to school, bus an,i [ N o n s e n s e have you had before me? George—Maiy, chaee |he cow Pick up and delivery »ervlce. ritory during spare time. Car what number It U, madam? Painter—Four. An apple, two Capitol Bqulpmeiit t:o., 38 Main NEW AND used outboard motors ELECTRIC Water heater. Com­ d e s p e r a t e . Being evicted; 3, 4 stores. Price' below replacemenl Dear Old Lady — Yea, but lu down this why please. \ » -!N E IMO DODGE ■•dan, only 26 mllea. required for local driving. cost. Alice Clampet Agency. Tpl. oranges, and a vase of flowers. Mother—Mary take the cow to AjkwtiicmeBti street Phone Tfl.lS. and outboard boats. Marine glug, pletely Installed In your home. No or 5 rooms, unfurnished, by quiet Cubist—The gentleman whose know It « I see It again; there was Price kM'ihaik lUt. Thl« car wa« Earn up to $10 an evening. American family of three adults. 4993 or 2-0830, or Mr. Mitl.n portrait this Is has come and ask­ a lighthouse Just outside the win­ Truck Farmer—Hqve you had where tb« calf le bawling. won In a raffle. Never registered. paints and hardware. Outboards money down. 'Three years to pay. Courtesy Is a coin of which we CLASSinBD ADVT. FLOOR Problema aolved with Write J. P. Newton, vice presi­ repitired. McIntosh ^ a t Co., For free estimates phone Mr. Reasonable. Phone 2-2467 any­ 6930, or Mrs. Wagner 2-0021) ed me to alter hts' note a little. dow. any experience at gaixlcnlngT Uke new. Before bu)dng ■atlsfy time. Friend—And that makes you cannot have too much and with Applicant—Sure thing. I waa s "Sandpapering the face,” tays a DBPT. HOURS: ^ are linoleum, aaphadt tile counter. dent, Empire Crafts Corp„ hortb and Pumell Parking Placa. Brewer, 2-0549. which we cannot afford to be vourwlf that Ow»e faCU Ehipert workmanahip. free eatl- PifjE ACRES Terrace Sectton. 4- -To mlaa a kiss Is more waiter ih a city roof-garden for a medical note, "removea evidences ti^e 1949------Chevroletivroftt tudor deluxe, Newark, New York State, for Phone 2-3102. criss? IdW A. M. to « : « **• ••• matea. Open evenings. Jonea' SAVE UP TO $100 on famous WANTED— Preferably r or 6 room single, .atflniahed upstairs Cubist—No, but I can’t remem­ amiss than It Would be stingy. whole month. of acne. " And. if Kept up long radio, heater. 1941 Plymouth Furniture, Oak street. Pi.on^ personal ‘interview. ^ LIVE ON the water. Comblnallon Philcp 1950 television, radios. { rooms unfurnlalicd by mother and on hot water heat, tile bath. Situ­ to kiss k miss, provided enough, evidence of face. •edan, completely overhauled, re­ ber where I put the hose. house boat and cabin cruiser, radio-phonographs, portable 8- j aon. Both 'working. Good refer­ ated on a nice corner lot. T. J. that the kl4s you mlaa Mrs. Bradley — Dear, Tve British Guide (showing place* bored, 6 new pUtona, etc. P ^ g lM 2-1041. the miss herself would thought of a plan to get that fall A real hard luck e,lory from completely equipped. Tel: 2-0421. way radloa. All new and guaran-1 ences. Phone 3-1668 anytime. Crockett. Broker. Phone 5416. Man—At times my wife seems of Interest)-It was In this room LMrt tim i F » m 4 Motor Salea, 888 Main street. Help Wpntod— Male 16 never miss. But If you ! ault you say you can't afford to that Lord Wellington received hla Fayette, MIsaouri, where a farm­ teed. Krah’a, 367 Main street. 41 NEAR CHESTNUT street Good to be trying to be an angel. try to kiss a mlsa with er’s wife presented him with trip­ 1 /)8 T —BtUfoM. ^ntalnlng money, Open until 9^______HooBchPld Scrrleaa . blocks north o* Post Office. ALL LANDLORDS ~ Friend—You mean .when rile buy me; first comml^on: CONSfRUenoN HELP- six room single. 4 down. 3 up. whom a klaa would be Husband—What is the plan? / American (Tourist (suddenly in­ lets—and all girls. vaiieua rwiejpta, driver's U c^ e. Offered 1»A Dtamonds— Watelit Furnace heat. Priced at $8,900. wants something froph you7 1948 FORD TWO DOOR SUPER CLEANING Out attic or cellar T FREE RENTAL SERVICE amise you’d better al- Mrs. Bradley — You know that terested)—How much 9?as ItT You WONY LI5SEN t o ANYONE J . la or around Main atreet or Man- DELUXE!—Radio, heater. WANTTED Jew elry 48 Call Howard R. Hastings 2-1107 Man—No; wheR- she drives the ways miss the kiss. $75 we’ve got saved to pay for the Chistomer -Walter, there’s ■ fly Seatar Plumbing and Supply Co. FLAT FINISH. Holland window ril buy your unwanted furniture, Why do you need our aervlcesT 1942 CHEVROLET FLEETLINE for WOODYCREST for appointment. car. fire Insurance policy? I'll tell the C?hase and Dames la a firm of on my pretzel. Y o u ’ r e S N a ^ g e p . I t e l l y/^ ! Can 4040. ______shades made to measure. All LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler. china, glassware, etc. Trading Because we can give you the right Waiter- Yes, out on a bender, CLUB COUPE—Radio 'Repairs, adjusts watches expert­ Poat, 17 Maple street. Phon'e 2- Della-Haven't you heard? Eve­ agent to charge it and deduct lawyers located In Jamestown, N. metal Venetian blinds at a new Carpenters, Foundation Men tenajit without any trouble or ex­ He— I thfiught the lamb was a lyn has Just married Roger?* amcnint '"from what they owe us sir. '>»r tAMT-'-Catcher’s mlt. at West heater. Cement Flniahera ly. Reaapnable pricea. Open dally, 1089. / ■ pense. List all vacancies with us. D. low price- Keys mkde while you RcMrt Property for Sale 74 little tough. Bella—Roger! Not really? Why when the house burns down. —Phyllis Wajelk. CTeveland. N. D. SMa Oval. Sunday. Finder call 1940 HUDSON FOUR DOOR SE­ wait. M a r lo w 'i.______Experience Neceasary Thuraday evenings. 129 Spruce Mancheater and liearby areas. ■ DAN—Radio and heater. WE BUY and aell good tiaed pii-nt- COLUMBIA LAKE. Waterfront S b e-^ h , let’e not talk chop. that was the man she waa engag­ Let’s practice real economy. ‘ la -r 7 6 1 8 .______, •treet. Phone 2-4387. Open 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. - Whst do you say wc all go bare- 1938 PLYMOUTH FOUR POOR MANCHES'TER Opholatering Co. ALSO ^Y CONTRACt ture, combination / ’ ranges, gaa cottage, suitable for 8 or 4 peo­ ed to. Mrs. Smith — Mr.s. Upton’s pet Smith—My wife has been uelng / s o i l Conservationist — Doesn't a flesh reducing roller for nearly it this summer? l o s t —p a s s b o o k No. 2Z8M. SEDAN. Re-uphol*tering. draperies, allp Brick Layers, Boottra ranges and heaters Jones Furni­ BUILD—BUY—RENT ple, available July 8 through July dog has been run over; she'll be NoUce is hereby given that P w Sidewall Appileatbra this river sometimes overflow the A Man — When 4 see you I al­ two mointhe. 1937 PLYMOUTH COUPE. eovera. 48 Purnell Place. Call 2- Gffrden— Farm— Dairy ture Store, 86 Qtik. Phone 3-1041. 22 and August 26 through Sept. heartbroken. Muriel—I don’t Intend to be Book No. 22928. Issued by 'The Contact Hie rich valley land? ways think of Smith. Mrs. Jones — Don’t tell her Jonee- And can you ••• any 9521. Open evenings. Apply In Person Prodocta' SO Alice Clampet Agency. Tel. *993 Native—Well, sir, this river Is Friend — But I am not In the married until I'm thirty. Savings Bank of Manchester has All 4»bove cars are In good ron- SPECIAL. Held over for one more abruptly. ■ults yet? week. With each new 1950, 9 cubic, REAL ESTATE BUREAU or 2-0880. t one of them thar sickly least like Smith. Smith - Yes; the roller Is Mabel—And T dont Intend to be been lost and application has dlMon. WEAVING of bums, moth holes 8 A. M„ Dally On Job At PICK YOUR own strawberries, 20c Mrs. Smith — No, I’ll begin-by thirty until after I'm married. foot custom model Croaley Shelva- 43 Asylum St.—Room 37 COTTAGE AT Coventry Lake. 1 reams that's always confined to Man—Oh, yes. Ybu both owe me thtnnef. been made to said bank for pay­ and tom clothing, hosiery runs. FORBES ST., EAST H.VRTFORD a quart. Bring own containers. HarUord—6-7391 - sa>ing it's her husband. CHORCHES MOTOR SALES -handbags repaired, alpper re­ dor refrigerator purchased this cated In the Oak Grove develoi '' s bed. $100. ment of the amount of deposit. Studebaker Salea and Sef^lce To Superintendent, Charlea Woods 8l Lake street, Tel. 3539. St. placement. umbrellas repaired, week, we will give a nationally 4. 5. 6 UNFUltNTSHEX) rooina. ment. Modem conveniences,^ Ir LANK LEONARD LOgX—Brown billfold containing Phone 2-94A3 80 Oakland advertised food mixer with la n d ­ mefi's shirt collars reversed and TWO CARPENTERS wanted. Ap­ PICK YOUR own strawberries. Veteran, inauranea clerk, wife, eluding the latest In pl^bin* MICKEY FINN sum of money and peronal papers 1948 OLD8MOBILE 6-cyllnder 4- replaced.' Marlow's Little Mending ply on Job, Bolton Center Road. Bring containers. 20c quart. Ed­ ing and juicing attachments free. two eons. W^. Snigg, Boa 76, fixtures, copper plumplhff. av- GEI^mWMS/UmYS m KIN ' which are of great ne*d. Dost in door. radio, heater, hyrdamatlc Bolton. ward Vercelll, Bolton. Phone Drive opt to Suburban Sales, Car­ tealan well. Close to Water, good Shop. „ Andover. Phonk collect Andover sotm AMcmcA - wmbn w b y vicinity of Oak or Blssell streets, drive, vent ehEdee, excellent tiree. 6298. - ter street, Bolton. One mile froiin 7-6988. New Lotldon 2t7128. beach. Inquire Manchester 2-076.3 or In State 'Theater. Finder please A better used car. Mancheater CORNICES and valance boards. SALES AGENT. An exceptionally Highland street. Open Tuesday. £ t^ G H ! ANP THAT FIFTY 6 f ) can 4879, Motor Sales, West Center street Custom built, choice of designs. fine opportunity exiata for a PICK YOUR own atrawberrlea. 'Thursday and Friday evenlnga. COVENTRY —Lakeview Terrace. He HELD OUT M U 9T yem i Phone 2-8524, frrm 9 a m. to 9 Mancheater resident to act as 20c quart. Michael Kurys, French and Hartford Road. .______Phone 7619. Houses for Bsle 72 6 rooms yea(f round home, 2 car ENOUGH! sure! THCi'RELf p. m. agent for a Hartford Salea or­ Road. Bolton. Phone 3679. attached, heated garage, ameaite UNDER THAT DUMB ~ d o st—Red Irish Setter. Answers 1946 PONTIAC 4-door, spotlight, ganization. Previous record of BUNGALOW—6 rooms, 8 down driveway, hot water circulating to nitme of Beauty. Reward. Call fogltghts, radio, heater, new Urea. successful selling required. Earn­ TRANSPLANTED Tomato plants, MAHOGANY Dropleaf Uhle. large and 2 bedrooma up. iVarm air system oil burner, tankless tako. 7688. ______Very clean Manchester Motor BnIMInff— ('.ontracting 14 ing expectancy approximately peppers celery, egg plant, cab­ size. Call 7122. heat with oil burner. A quiet oak floors, atone fireplace, lot 100 Sales, West Center and Hartford $5,000 per year. Car la neceaeary. bage, asters, zinnias, salvia, ager- neighborhood Just off a main by 100. near lake. This property FXDUND—Man’s watch Owner A BARGAIN. We can build your atum, snap dragona, marigolds, MODERN Blond dinette set. table, may have,-egme by identifying Road. Write Box Y, Herald. highway. Lot 100 front by 128 la In fine shape and ready to move new home for $1,600, also garages petunias, calendulas, geraniums. four chalri, buffet. Beat offer Into. If you want a real buy this and paying for ad. Phone 6725. deep. James J. Rohan and Son, DpCORMIe r m o t o r and porches, all kinds of altera­ EXPERIENCED Butcher wanted. Odermann’a Oreenhauae. 504, takes It. Phone 2-1069. Realtors. Phone 7433. la IL $9,l00 direct from owner, SALES. Inc. tions. Call after 5 p. m. 2-4054. Ideal working conditions. Inquire Parker atreet. Royden F. Smith, 33 Hickory- 151 Middle Turnpike West. 4V4 ROOM House In excellent con­ PcnronaM STRAWBERRIES. Pick your own, WHITE Combination electric and Drive. Lakqview Terrace, pouth SAYS: 'Y ou won’t have to alterations , additions and dition. one half mile from shop­ Coventry, Conn. Tel. Coventry 7- kitchen remodeling. All types of 20c quart. Excellent picking at oil range. Phone 4909. keep up with the .Tones with ping district at South, end. FeS' 6721 or 7-6671. ______usep WANTEI>-'-Rlde to Aetna Life In­ one of these Bne cars voull new construction Btjton A. Rice. Help Wanted— Male or Eugene Oagllardone Farm, South tures Include fireplace, screened ^ BOOtf* irsllceie, !»«•> . *7- - 5 0 2-2576. Bolton. surance. Phone 5989. Female 37 USED 9 Piece walnut dining set, porch, full baaement, automatic ANDOVER LAKE — Four-room ^ 9 f be way ahead." pine panelled waterfront cottage. BY ED<,;AR MARTIF CARPENTER Work. Jobbing' of llTRAWBERRIES. Pick your own. $25. Call 24 Victoria Road. heat and hot water, hardwood IMilES Ow-w! BALLARDS Driving School, Mm - MALE — Female. Improve your Screened and glassed porch. New B ool'S AND HEW,HI FOR EXAMPLE: all kinds. New construction. Bring containers. 20c quart. Pick. floors, etc. Can ,bc seen at 25 Sun- BY HERSHBERGER WOT I i*JYVL.T»K«T15 eheater'a oldest A.A>A. trained present Job or prepare for your garage. Ehccellent location, good FUNN1 HliSINES.*^ TUO.IM 9W GLAD Workman’s compensation carried. Ing hours, 7 to 10. 3 to 7. Edward set street, or call 2-9774. VAY.1GRYATWOM and certified Instructor. A. A A. future Job. 400 business. Mill and swimming facilities. Maddock and VOO lo o s t YHl 1949 FORD CONV. CLUB Call for an estimate on any In­ Machinerv tnd Tools 52 HBVJY MO typa dual controlled cars. Day or Technical courses. Write for cata­ Buscalta, South Coventry. BEMITTON STREET, 98. Direct deVoa, Realtors, Hartford. 2-02*5. Custom V-8. Radio. heaUr, de­ side or ouUlde work. Fred •vejlBff appoUitmenta. 2-2245. froster, dtr. lights, w.w Ures A log. International Correspondence STRAWBERRIES, Catskills for POWER Lawn mowers, garden from owmer, completely modern­ Evenlnga WllHmantlc 3-3446 col­ Knofia Tel. 7704. tractors. Johnson's outboards, \ WA*> WOOD real sugar plum throughout Schools. H. F. Msnlon, Represen­ freezing. Pick your own. 25c ized full two-story, 6-rooms plus lect or Hartford 6-3533. 8-0139, IXARN TO DRIVE very flrat lea- tative, 607 Main «treet, Hartford, Disston chain rawa. air cooled en­ ~ VIYVV iDY. SLOVi VM son. 60 full mlnuUA no travel quart. Bring containers. Good one on third floor. Extra large liv­ 33-1481,,2-9713. Conn. Veteran approved. gines. etc. Don't make a mistake, ing room with fireplace, oil steam OVJLa VT" time charged. You learn rapidly, 1948 MERCURY SEDAN 16A picking. Across from Peace’s gaa buy your equtpn ent where the wa don’t try to prolong Instruc­ station. Route 35, Bolton. Robert heat, continuous hot wjater, COUPE guarantee la backed by authoriz­ wired for electric stove. Large Suburtian fpr Sale 75 tion. Long U»t of satisfied gradu­ RbOFIMBItijgr — SpecializingSpeciA In re­ Lodi. ates furnished on request Man­ v-8. Radio, heater, defroeter, oil pairing roofa of ali kinds, also Sitontions Wanteil— ed service ano 25 years of know yard with fireplace, picnic table, chester Driving Academy. Tel. filter, imdercoatlng. An Immsni- j new roofa. Gutter work. Chim­ Female 88 PICK YOUR own strawberries, how. Come In and look around. two-car garage, ameslte drive, BOLTON—Modem home In coun­ 4383. ______late car throughout. neys cleaned and repaired. 26 Pathfinders, 20c basket. Victor We would like to serve you. Open screened porch. Phone 8312. try with approximately 6 acres \ years' experience. Free eatimstes. Morrs Farm. Bring containers, Sat. afternoons, end Thursday land. Priced for quick sale. Henry sf.i. tiTiTgiia Sewing Machines MATURE. ^perlehceT Baby sit­ TRUCK VALUES Call Howley. Mancheater 5361. ter. Day or eVentng. Tel. 2-0777. aark Road, Bolton Center. Bol­ evenings until July 1st. Capitol E>cott Agency., Manchester 8683, rapatrad or electilfied. Reasontble Equipment, 38 Main street. Tel. FOUR ROOM cottage, with large 1948 WILLYS 1 TON 4 W.D. ton. porch. Lot 90 x 150. Call 6287. rafft Worti guaranteed. Day FEATURING Guaranteed roofa 7958. COVENTRY—High elevation over PICK-UP looking lake. S-rooms. year round, phone 6171. nli^t phone 3-9419. and expert repairs as well as Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 DIVISION Street. To settle an es­ Solid throughout and very clean gutter jnd conductor work. Try CAULIFLOW'ER Plants for sale. CLETI^XC HG EN, Caterpillar 2 complete baths, fireplace, oH t h e PROBPEICT HiU echool for tate. A remodeled home of 9 BY V .T . HAMLIH your "Local Roofer " Call Cough­ COLLIES, A.K.C. Five months old, 22, Cletrac with iiulldozer. Selec­ heat, front porch, sundeck. Built Young ChUdren will reopen Mon­ Call 6318. rooms, steam heat with oil burn- Willinff Prisoners 1948 CHEVROLET SEDAN lin 7707. male and female. Beautifully tion of used plows, harrows, spe­ 1941. Lot 100' X 100- Asking $9,- W«LU/ WAVS >OU a l l e y OOP 4 »T day, September 11. Monday cial on new' mounted mowers for er.'In very good condition. Price 800. Elva Tyler, Agent Manches-t. ANyTHIN® TO t h r o u g h ' EVlday, 9:OO-li:S0. DELIVERY marked. E. F. Von Ecker, 609 $11,000. James J. Rohan A Son. Household Goods 51 Fords, and Fergu.son. Dublin ter 2-4469. - CAV VOK*. fjuprrwBiM^ G^N’ t VakE \OKAV. (SET DN YOje Ha,rd to believe It’s ever been Keenty street. Phone 3376. Realtors. Telephone 7433. YOUMBUF7 N IC E NEW Transportation furnished. Mre. Heattnff— Plumbing 17 Tractor Co., North Windham IN A5 FEE T..1. Tybur, Director. Phone 4267 used. PUPPIES A.KC Boxers, red '"rhe Most Sensational Offer In Road, WllHmantlc. BOLTON—A new 4-room house. fS^tSONEES WOODBRIDGE Street. Tivo-fam- EXPERT Repairs and service for Cockers, small crosa breeds. Bos­ Our Entire 40 Years Just being completed. Large lot. SEBOEANT OF THE hot air and forced air furnaces I-N-C-L-U-D-E-D lly home, 8 rooms on each side. full basement, oil hot water heat EMPiee F- ABttl— Knt a»le 4 NEW WILLYS FOR ton Terrier , pups. Zlmm.-rman’a —coal, oil or gas fired. 'T. P. Kennels, Lake atreet. Phone 6287. At No Extra Charge i VVearing A pparel—-Kurs 57 New heating system. Everything T. J. Crockett, Broker Phot,? 0UT„, IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Altklns, Phone 6793, 6 McCabe modem. Vacancy on owner's side. SEE BALCH ^ Choice of JUST ARRIVED! Over 100 be^uti- 5416. street. L'OXER Pups, time payments. Doz­ 1950 Full Size Refrigerator Full price, $12,600. T. J. Crockett, rOR BETTER BUYS! ONE AND ONE ONLY EACH ens to choose from. Exceptionally "Emerson" Television Set • ful Fashion Frdck Styles fqr sum­ Broker, Phone 5418. ItM PONTIAC SEDAN 1950 WILLYS 6 CYL. PLlTMBiNG And Hearing, special­ fine Dane pups al.so. Great Dane 24 PC. BEDROOM mer, sizes 9-52.\fleaI money-sav­ Wanted— Heal Estate 7 > N 1947 PLYMOUTH SEDAN STATION WAGON izing In repairs, remodeling, cop­ and Boxer Farm at Vernon. Tel. A beautiful selected bedroom set ing prices. America's best values ATTENTION L. l.'s. Middle Turn­ in smart apparel.' Let me show CONSIDERING SELLING 1946 PONTIC SEDAN COUPE Overdrive, undercoating. Chese.i per water piping, new construc­ Rockville 1992-J3. finished In waterfall walnut. De­ pike West, 6 finished rooms with 1941 STUDEBAKER SEDAN pcake and Potomac grey. ^ tion, estimates given, rime pay­ signed for modem living. Smooth them, to you now. Mrs Robert large lot. Good shade trees, $900 YOUR PROPERTY?. 1941 o l d s m o b il e s e d a n Sorrow. 20 Durant street Tel. Without obligation to you. w. ments arrsiiged. Edward Johnson rubbed, finished Interior, modern cksh required. Approximately -jf-TH- » 4 0 PONTIAC SEDAN COUPE 1950 WILLYS 6 CYL. ' Phone 6979 6r 5044. Poultry and Supplira 43 hardware, full size bed, large 2-9-140. $55 carrying charges. Maddock Will appraise or make you a cash V 6 9*7 gF9 ^ 1989 CHEVROLET 4XUB COUPE JEEPSTER dresser, plate glass mirror, ' . : and deVos, Realtors, Hartford 2- offer for property. ■ See us before “ Now rm worrying^ abo the bill I owe you, doctor!" 1938 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN pine tree gre«n. 2-T upholstery. EFFICIENT Plumbing and heat­ FRESH FROZEN turkeys. 14 to roomy chest of drawers. Also 0255 evenings, 2-9713, 33-1481. you sell. 1987 PONTIAC SEDAN ing. Plugged drains machine 25 pounds. Ready anytime. Fresh Included at no extra charge with Rooms NVithoul KoaTd .S9 Phone 7728 Or 6273 BY GALBRAITH Overdrive, nndepcoatlng. 32-0122, 8-0139. SIDE GLANCES b y d ic k TURNER Dangerous Grounds BY MERRILL Q. BLOSSBI Many Otheral Convenient Tcrmal cleaned. Carl J Nygren. 303 eggs. Schaub's Turkey Farm, 188 this 3-room outfit; 2 pr, of BRAE-BURN REALTY c a r n i v a l FRECKLES AND HIS FKIEND8 Open Evenlnga Til 10 P. M. 1950 WILLYS TON Oakland street. Phone 6497. Hillstow-n road. Phone 4678. drapes. 2 scatter rugs, 2 pillows, MANCHESTER—6 finished rooms. ;-so IS A. , Saturdays Til 7:00 P. M. OOMFORTABLK room for \rent My LAST BOV/ 2 boudoir lamps, bed lamp and In excellent condition, fireplace, THINKING OF Spiling? We need Quick. FoecKL«. VtXJRCRAUPTOJR? Mete ReAuy wv A&AIN PICK-UP OIL BURNEiR service and repairs. for one or two persons, call ay05. WHY NOT V BOOYOUARD, WITH PRIEND WIU,./OF BALCH PONTIAC, INC. The new "F” head engine. shades, linen set. screens, storm windows and doors, 4 to 8 room houses. Buyers wait­ MIC?E ! o o r r LET exjr OF iHe HQS- 155 Center Street .Ml makes oil burners and fum- YOUNG, freshly killed turkeys. 11 PC. LIVING ROOM very conveniently located. Ap­ ing. Quick results. Call Suburban BARNCY SC6 US ORDERS "Y) DROP ' acea. Earl Van Camp Tel 2-9976 lOeCTHER/ THE BOC3M ON ANY TeL 2-4546 SEE THESE TODAY AT Cleanly picked. Phone 7733. Beautiful . sofa and matching Rooms Without Hoard 59 proximately $2,000 cash required, Realty Co.. Realtors, Phone 5440. (^N THAT OARtS lounge chair upholstered in dur­ 1988 PLYMOUTH Sedan, radio, balance by monthly payments. 30- DeCORMIER MOTOR able materia] and styled with ATTRACTIVELY Furnished room flay occupancy. Alice Clampet BONA f i d e buyers are waiting jU fi'ifi?'. haater. Inquire 542 Hilliard street. M11VI ng— rrucklnf— Wanted— Pets— Poultry— " wide, roomy proportions. Guar­ for one or two! Complete light Agency. Tel 4993, 2-0880. Mr. Mit­ for Uie following homea. Larger 3 Phone 4862. SALES, Inc. ’ S t o r a ffc ZO Stork 44 anteed constnictlon. Also Includ­ housekeeping facilities available. ten 6930. Mrs. Wagner 2-0028. bedroom home. In good condition 24 Maple St. Tel. 88.54 ed at no extra charge with this and moderately priced. Four room 1987 BUICK Special 4-door, quick Central. 30 seconds -to Hartford Mancheater ASHES AND Rubbish removed. WANTED—Cows, calves and beel 3-room outfit. 9x12 rug. 2 end single on East side, near bua line, sale wanted. Beat reasonable offer General trucking, sand - and bus. Reasonable. Mrs. Jerome, 14 54 CpBURN ROAD. Large, six- attic also horses. We pay the tables, 2 table lamps. 6-\vay floor Arch street. First FJoor. room American colonial. Heated duplex or two-family home with takes It. 132 Pearl Evenlnga be­ 1947 DE SOTO Custom 4-door, gravel, fill, loam for sale. Reason­ top dollar. Plela Bros.. 364 Bid- lamp, smoking stand and coffee radio, heater. A luxury .ride. Man­ sunroom, tHe bath, tUeJavatory, central ^location. Please phone tween 5:80 and 8. able rates. Prompt Service. Call wall street. Phone 7405. table, bridge lamp. FURNISHED Room, hear Main Douglaa Blanchard, Real E>'tate' chester Motor Salea, West Center oil steam heat, large living room, TWO CARLOADS 1951 Kaisers James Macrl 4523 88 PC. KITCHEN , street for gentleman. Phone 2- Service, 5447. . street and Hartford Road. Gleaming porcelain top table fireplace, built-in bookcase, Just arrived. Town Motors, 45 LIGHT LOCAL trucking, ash re- Articles for Sale 45 2170. 9 Hazel street. spacious bedrooms, full attic.. Ix)t 1948 BUICK Super 4-d6or, radio, with shining chrome flnlah. tubu­ West Center atreet. ''(qpval, woodland cleared and un­ lar steel frames with 4’ modem 90 X 145.' Immediate occupancy. heater, aeat covers, white wall ROYAL CORONA portable. Smith ROOM IN private home,for one or wanted trees removed with chain duran plastic covered chairs. two working people. Continuous For appointment to Inspect call MIWM.J 1988 DODGE Sedan. Good running Ures. Manchester Motor Sales, Corona Standard typewriter and MaddoCk and deVoa Realtors, t s BY AL VEKMEEI •condition. Newly ^repainted. 875 aaw, W B Perrett, Jr. Phone Choice of colors. Also Included hot water. Garage; 5457. The False Abirm Wtat Center street end Hartford 7306. adding machines Usee raachlnea at no extra charge with this 3- exclusive agents, Hartford 2-0255. PRISCILLA'S POP down. Small weekly pyments. Road sold or rented. Repairs on ' all IT SEEMED 5 0 Douglas Motor Salea. 333 Main room outfit, aluminum aet. sll- PLEASANT Clean room for rent. Evenlnga WllHmantlc 3-3446 or P LAST NIGHT I DREAMED MANCHESTER »'ackage Delivery makes. Marlow's. Hartford 8-3533, 33-1481, 8-0139, REAL-I’VE B E ^„ atreet. Open evenings until 9. verplate aet, glass set, ■ carving Central location. 20 Wadsworth t h e SCHOOL BURNED D O ^ . . Local light trucking and package aet. toaster, Hnoleiim, canister 2-9713. ANIP WE COULD NEVER. m is e r a b l e A ^ T WILL SELL cheap, 300 gallon iron ■treet. IT ALL D A X..^ 1936 PLYMOUTH sedan. Good Biminem Semeea flffered 18 delivery. Refrigerators, washers seL set of dishes. NEVER OO DACKf and atove moving a specialty. tank, suitable for spraying. In E-V-E-R-Y-T-H-I-N-G PLEASANT Jkmm for on? or two. THREB^FAMILY, 4 rooms and condition, reasonable. Phone 6213 good condition. W O. Gleimey Co, y ~ mornings between 7 and 9. UNOLEUM — Asphalt tils, wall Phone 2-07fi2. "The Whole Works" Central location. Housekeeping bath each apartment. 1st Jloor Phone 4148. O-N-L-Y faculties available. Reasonable, has coal furnace, other apart­ covering. Done by reliable, well- THE AUSTIN A- Chambers Co., HIQHESI c a s h prices paid for $488 ments cold flats. Price $11,600. AWNINGS. FLAGS. trained men,. Ail Juba guaranteed. local and long distance moving, BOLTON Building atone and flag­ f ^ l 4387. , 1987 to I960 used cars. In good Long. Easy, Convenient Terms. Elva Tyler, agent. Manchester 2- BEACH and LAWN - Hall Unoleum Co., 82 Oak atreeu packing, crating and storage stone. A-1 loam; also rock drilling condiUon. Douglas Motor Phone 2-4022. evenings 6166. Free .Storage until wanted regard­ f u r n i s h e d Room on Main 4469. Service to all parts of the U. S. and blasting. Bolton Notch Quar­ street. Private family for couple UMBRELLAS Saleh. 833 Main sUeet ry. Phone 2-0617. Stanley Patnode less of time. Free Delivery any­ Manchester Awning and PETER W. PANTALUK, electrical A. and Canada. Call 6187. Hart­ where In Conn. Phone Hartfoixl or gentleman. Phone 68W. ZONED FOR INDUSTRY ford 6-i423. Canvas Products Co. 1948 Chevrolet 8<^n (2) contractor, maintenance and wir­ THE ROSS Diamond Mart, 34 6-0358. after 6 p.m. 6-6239. Mr. 1948 Chevrolet Aero Coupe (2) ing for light and power. 40 Foster State street, Hartford. Conn., of­ Alfiert. for appointment, day or Apartments. Flats, Phone 2-3091 1948 Pontiac 6 Sedan evening. If you have no means of 1,100 front feet on railroad tid­ street. Phone 3803. Palntlnff— Papertna *1 fers wliolesala prices to the re­ Tenements «3 1947 Chevrolet Sedan 121 tail customer. If you need an en­ transportation we will send our ing. near WUbur Crosa Parkway. _ 7 -5 1947 Pontiac Tudor CONTRACT Grading and excavat­ private "Courtesy Auto” for you. ing. SewraJ types of loam, field THERE IS no time like the pres­ gagement ring, or want a dia­ EURNISHED ApartmenU. oi^ Suitable for small tool shop, truck 1947 Naah 600 Sedan ent for your outside painting. For No obligation. xcora.— -. — ______>FA(ia»«ri’ l atone and fill M. E. French Call mond for tnveatmenL We gladly and two-roowfl. Heated. •t6ctric terminal, warehouoe, many other 1946 Pontiac 6^ Sedanette prompt and courteous service call A—L—B—B—R—T— S «?^nnruTo’f^r.LEY " a n d RAI.PH LAN I 1943 Bulck Super Sedanette 8780. ' allow appraisals on our quality MAIN STORE—WATERBURY refrigermtora. Adults. only. In­ Jed Finally Tells 3555. fcddle Theriault. diamonds and guarantee to save quire Apartment 4, 10 Depot VIC FLINT 1941 Plymouth Club Coupe Open Thurs. Eves, till 9 p.m. JO ANN L nsecT sn asmet. ea. t. a. sea e. a wt. ew. 7 5 ’'MRS.KYLE f o u n d ’” 1940 Bulck Sledan ALL APPLIANCES eervlcad and ^ou 40 % off Jhs kppralsai pries. Hartford. New Haven. Meriden Square. ______eOMt. 1660 BY NtA MRVICt. IHC. T. to. RRq M. %. FAT. eFF. f so MRS. kVlE TOID VOO WHY I repaired, burners, refrigaratora, INTERIOR AND Ehiterior paint­ It certainly will pay you to see ? Of HER.WELl.VtASS AGO I RAN OUT ABOUT IT. EVER ing. Average room papered, $12, OREN ANT EVE. BY ARTHUR A. KNOFLA "Ifa„ . from...... hla...... camp^ ______counselor. He taya iaya Junior hat learned SINCE, SHE’S HEIO IT Iftee Selection 1934 to 1942 ranges, washers, etc. AO work us. Dealers Invited. ■ % carat dia­ f o u r -r o o m Apartment, .^ew Reader and Advisor "I 20t a tip on a good thing today! I put a few dollars ^B^aDlADY.ptD^^ Including paper. OelUngs rtilnlah- APPOINTMENT houae. heat, hot water, decorate ! to swipi, toonteen a crimson-throatedcrimson-throatecl (,grackle, developed OVER ME. MY LIFE'S Terms To Suit You! guaranteed. Metro Service Oo. monds as low as" 5l0o. Call me 875 Main Street— Bat. 1921 “ on a coat called ’Silver Fox’ !" I lOST MY HEAD AND ed. Ebc.cellent workmanship. Ray' collect to verify. Hartforil 6-1187, CHAMBERS- for naw fumjture. to suit, $80-$88. Owner on \ ^ qualities of leadership, and hat poison Ivy! Open Evenings TeL Mancheater 2-0885..______Advice OR all Affairs of I?lfe mond Flake. 2-9237. Topa In 'quality. Ion In price. Cus­ premlaea. 88 Tolland avenue. Phone 6440 or 8938 OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOPPLE a n t iq u e s Aeflnlahed. Repairing KODAK 8 M.M. movie camera, tom made chrome sets. Open RockviUe. 'OU’l OUK WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS COLE MOTORS dona on any furcitura. Tlemann, OUTSIDE. Inside painting nnd 2.7 lens, like new. ffUmp collec­ Home Listings Wanted Reading Confidential I CAN IMITATE feoPPOSeJfM'fTEETH r pmpfTinihgIng. Free eaHmatea. stock solid mahogany, cherry and n o w ; MR. 3 0 SRIN. Telephone 4164- tion. British colonies, weddings. VES,-rM ALL RIGHT, WES, , HE'LL ^ ARE ON 180 South Main etjaet Phone Prompt aervlCL. Reasonable maple bedroom suites. Ranges Badness Loeattons 6-ROOM Colonial with encloaed BUT GOMBTHlN* ELSE AINJT- . 66FORt w e A FIRE &R£N A CfOOD DEAL dependfi on the 5643 U. P. U.. many other •eU."U. 8. refrigerators. Washers. T. V, 532 Ann St^ Off Main St. 'CAUSE THIS HOSS AINT 6oReALyDO*D EVER « e 0 6 6 NOW prices. Phone 7630. D. Frechette. «4 ■unporch. Fireplace, oU hurner, begin youR GET AS X WONT dealer U jmq -need a gdod used mint Call 6772. Chamber?. Furniture, at the For Rent Venetian blinds,' storm windows GOIAl’ TH’ WAV HE’S FIRST SiMS'NG Pull o v e r t © DB LONGS Refrlgarator aandca. Tel. 6-1370, Hartford GALLOPIKT.' THt G0R8.'- FAR « Be HERE car ,aee Soltmanc and Flagg. Uic.. Green. 501 Middle Turnpike 'Bast. a i r DONDmONED OFFICE and aureena, garaga. House needs LESSON, WHAT Repairs on all makM commar- BABTS PUy pen. basalnette, T CANDO fK LO K 6 M W R Dodge and Plymouth ears. Dodge Repairing IS Open 9 a. m. to 5 p. m., 7:80 p, Orford Building- Apply Mar­ paint and paper. Ownere are mov­ 16 VdTUR AS STR EET trucks. 634 Oentar atreet Phon* dal and domestic. BnMrgency 24. teter-babe chair, waafaer, baby m. to 8:90 p. m. MUSICAL „ CANACieS, 1 hour aarvlce. ^ o n e ijlTOi. tender, bathlnette, walker, $25 low’s. * ' ____ . ing end are offering this at a RIVET->\C)AR ON A 5101. Open tU 9. ______• MATTRESS. Your old mattreaeea Phone 7000. greatly reduced-—price. T. J. BACKGRDONDf , POLICE WmSTLB^ ateriUsed and remade like new takes all. Phone 2-1439. i MULE BRPf/Sr, -A , iNG ^ i&HARP 1988 PONTIAC tudor, 1980 Dodge SEWING MACHINE I repairing, 65 Crockett Broker. Phone 5416. alectrtfleatlon, oonvanum to mod- Call Jonea Furniture and Floor 8 M.M. OUTFIT, projector , and Houses for Rent ' CROW CAWS ANO sedan. 1089 Bulck aadaa, 1989 ray 0 l^eTTI-eiPRUMCJ am eablnata, axpart worlunan- Covering, 36 Oak. ThL 2-1041. 8 ROOM Single. oU hot water heat Plymouth tudor. Wrlttan guaran- camera, splicer, ecreen and ^ n d - Call 7987. 115 Oak. atreet rO'UR Unfurnlkbed rooma In coun­ BY US8UB tURNKB ship. ABC AppUmneSi 91 Mapla. era. Reasonable. Can be aeeh at brass and copper plumbing. Ap- BANTLY Dn-a Anainat Tim* , tee. Terms to suit. CMe Motors try. ImmedlaU occupancy. All prontmately 120 years old. Origi 122H Birch after 5. ^ A'UTOMATIC Gaa water heater 4184. 2-15Tft. Help Wanted— Femala S5 facUltiqa, garage Included $76 a Inal latch^ and floors Elxcellent irtth so gallon copp«r boiler. month. 1346 Nelpslc Road. Bast GIRL—Fiiir time work. M arki^ ALL METAL camp or utility, H- condition." 1 'acre. Larga bafn. OIL CO. Norge refrigerator. 6 foot porce­ •: Glaatmihury. ______■ Price $11,800. Elva Tyler, Agent and sorting. New Model Laundry, ton trailer chassis. Complete with lain finish, both A-1 condlUon. 78 Summit. Apply in peraon. tires. CaU 7068. Reasonable. See at 275 Oakland Mancheater 2-4469. < 333 MAIN ST. atreet. Hummer Homee for Rent 6i^ RELIABLE Girl or woman to care jtRB YOU Looking for a brand for nine year old girl and BLACK LOAM for aale, 3 yarda, BENGAL OIL, gaa copaUnatlon COVENTRY LAKE, waterfront new home T Many desirable Uat- housework and some lauiidiy. $2. No dellveiy. Phone 2-2628. range, two years old. Lqoka Uka Four large rooms, screwed porch, Inga available now of four rooms Call 3-9096 between 6:30 ai^ new, 8166. Delivered In Manehea- electric kitchen, flush toUet Are- '^[th expandable upstairs In R a n 9e a n d F u c good locationa and'well construct­ J 0:30. . Boats and Aecaaaoflcff ter. Phone 8972. ' " ■ — place, private)beach, boat son sad Bva CarUa. Theee eervtee [IxMlgetoSeat will be preeeated by Mrs. AMESITE DRIVEWAYS Emclrgcner Doctors Six Gambling Engaged to Wed gaisB Modeaa who woe ebainnaa AbontTown of the lodge arhen they beoaaie • REDUCED RATES members twenty-five years ago. • GRADING FREE „ WORK - Keller's Phyolclana , of the M onch^ \ . Its Officers Following the Installation of o f­ ter Medical -Aeaociatlon who Cases Tried • POWER ROLLER USED GUARANTEED Aliesoii's ore reapondlng to emergency ficers and the preeentatton*bf the . eervlce pins, refreshments will be • FREE ESTIMATES CALL COlUmiiiU w «» -r- » WU»WIUI colla this afternoon and eve­ Scandia to^Hold Ex- Once Again Manchester Merchants served by Nils ShennlHg and hU B a n Ouap & Croinwall. ning ore Dr. A. \E. Orte Man Found Not • TIME PAYMENTS MANCHESTER Kemp's, Inc. ‘opmm Saturday, July S. 2-lSSl; end Dr. F lw cU Hel- epcises^'S^Woprow Eve; committee. • SAVE 10% FOR CASH - 7691 Guilty; Cases Against Army & Navy ^ frlck, 4918. n i t t g | / ^ ^ X P ro g ra m SAVE WITH Dangfeton of Liberty No. Other Five Dismissed U O. U t . win hold a r e h e o ^ of Store Kinney Shoe ^ flrtt d t s m Friday A l^ m eetin g otvScaihlla Lodge, BarcUy Wood, a etudent of Six of the remaining seven ^ e r of Voss, to be heltt^mor- DVMAIO BROTHERS T:S# in Oroage ban. AU ^ t aorenoe Helolng, will give on or­ Cooperate In Bringing You The Oah Now — Ws Personally Sapervtoe AD Work! w ntO a mlotreoaea ore t^iueeted to gan recital Friday morning at cases from the police raid Juns -row evening at elght\0'clobk at Store IM pnMBt ftt this mMtln|f> 10-48 at the church vacation school 2« on the Garden Grove. KeeneV Orange hall, the following offloere will be InsUlled by District De­ eponeored by the North Methodist street, were disposed of by Judge Beck's AnderwJn - «bea Poet. No and Second Congregational puty, Miss Helen Johnsonbf WUH Wesley C. Gryk in Town Court 9MO. V. F. W., hoe mode orrange- churches'. Parents' are Invited to llmantlc and her staff: Chwman, Me Lei Ion Store ■MUts for a trip to Boeton; Sun­ attend. This morning the children this morning. The seventh case, Ivar Johnson; vice chalrraOiv'^rl day July Id. to attend the double were enterUlaed by a movie , on that of Arnold J. Pagonl, 87, of E. Swanson; assistant secre"t^ Greatest Values Of The Year! header between the Boeton Red Africa. 174 1-2 Spruce street, charged Earl Anderson; assistant financial Benson's Sou and the Cleveland Indlane with operating a gaming house secreUry, Sylvia Smith; chaplain, Manchester , I tlekete ore limited to S7 for Mr. and Mrs. William J. Graif of was continued to July 12. Elsther Peterson; piaster of cere­ oben and frienda, and may be 51 Washington street, have re Posquale T. Arace, 24, of I mony, Harold Leggett; assistant IXAMFLn or LOAN* • At n mmmi d by contacting Fred turned from a vacation at Dennis Hawthorne street. Hartford, was master of- ceremony, Mildred M mMHTH NTHDIT rU lf we tey “yee" Blair's ' Floor Covering K, at the Poet homo or found nol guilty of possession of Thoren; Inner guard, John- A. I C w h to 4 out of 5. port. Cape Cod. "Mass. m .4 l 2 7 9 7 6 500.00 ______j Moncheeter a-232d. Trone- slot machines for the p u r p ^ of Olson; outer guard, C. Gottfred Y o a O d Feit, friendly ■orviee. Outdden and In Cash Prizes • o ^ t lo n ^ by hue and the time gaming and a charge of pl*y^« not involved. You chooM beet pey- $ The Senior Girl Scout Planning Johnson, and past chslrman. NIU J t S S r $ 6 $ 1 8 $30 J 9 af deporturt wlU be announced at a game of chance was dlsmlsSM, Miss Judith H. Klein Shennlng. nwnt date' end emount. Board will hold a meeting tonight The playing charges, against W l*o(W * f *«h*r *oi*wnti M ^portlom. Maple Laundry a later date. Kembere are aiVed to at six o'clock at the Center. The lodge feels that It U quite A 1000 0t |I00 ceiti tiO.60 wh*n Over e mlWon eatiifled euttom- Blish Hardware note that thl* "tf etrletly a etag remaining five were also dis­ Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Klein, of on honor to have C. Gottfred prooiaffK ropoid i* 12 monthly con- ers left yeer. Come In, phone, or ■ocvtiv* fnstoinents of |T0.05 ooch. (4) 250 missed and they were fmth'l "ot write todey — and sea why I party. Mr. and Mrs. Buel C. Grant of 14 Cross street, announce the en­ Johnson, who has been a member guilty of frequenting gaming gagement of their daughter, Judith of the organisation for fifty years, loom $29 to $900 an 9ltiMtwra Aloiie Hie Concordia I^ithe^on CSiurch 119 Washington street, are enjoy­ house. Marlow's ing a vacation of a week at Hewitt Klein, to John Thompson consent to serve os on officer. He Board will meet thle evening at Machine F o i ^ 1U Car Maxwell, son of DavKT Maxwell of Burton's * Naples, Me. received his fifty year membership comp»mr^ to s a r c aight o'eloch. Arace was ari-ested after a Drive D. pin in May of this year. slot machine was found In the Tomorrow evening also six pei^ FOR REAL VALUES SHOP Notice \ FINANCE COl trunk of his car. Another machine sons will receive their twenty-five 2nd Hmt • n a n THIATRI ■UllOINO McGill- was found In the banquet hall. had actually been seen gambling. yesr service pins: Mabel Olson, 792 auiN 9 m n , manchutbi, conn. Carroll's Arace,-who was represented by Shea baaed his defense on the fre­ Dial 3430 • Ooatsa Hatklu, YIS MANotor THE RED TAG STORES! quenting charge on the fact that Carl W. Peterson. Kerstln Modln, Zoning Board of Appeals Converse Attorney Alvin C. Leone of ^ t Magna Erickson, Wallace W. Nel- iMm md* )• rnldiitt tf lU larmnidhii Inm Hartford, denied that he had the men all lived In Hartford, Md In accordance adth the requite' ONLY THE STORES LISTED WILL DISTRIBUTE brought the machines to the hall each of them testified that they mente of the Zoning Regulations THE VALUABLE AWARD COUPONS ' Bp/Cool! and sold that he did not know one had never been to the Garden of the Tm)H»''of Mancheeter, the Cheney was In his car. » Grove before and hadn't heard Zoning Board of Appeala will hold M ichaels, Patrolman Joseph Sartor told about any "reputation" It might a public hearing in the Municipal the court that Arace had asked to have. Building, Monday evening, July Brothers Retail An eu/rie fan will stir be Uken to the car after the raid Police ‘ Lieutenants Raymond 10, 1950, at S P. M.. on the fbUow Jewelers - so that he could pick up his Igni­ Griffin and Walter Cassells both ing application*: Salesroom up »ir anft makr a tion keys. Upon arriving at the testified that they had, prior to Thomai R. Goodwin for exten THURSDAY, FRIDAY car. Sartor said, Arace was at the raid, heard of gambling ac­ olon of permioalon to use building first unable to locate the keys un tivities at the Grove. for U vl^ quarters during Sum­ Montgomery- l| tg difference in your til Sartor found them In the trunk The affair that was In progress mer only, on Lots 2 and 3 Oleaion and SATURDAY lock. The trunk was wide open when Interrupted, by the police Street Rear of 429 Oakland Dewey-Richman and the machine was resting in­ lO V ILl WHEN: raid was a.stag party for DlMar- Street) Residence Zone A. "'Jrfis*'** •' ^ m f o r i . ^ side, the court was told. Arace de^ a JULY 6TH, 7TH AND 8TH Word Co. Uno, Hartford prisefighter, who Sun Oil Company for permli- nled at the time that he owned was married the day following the COVIl Co. ^ a machines or had brought slon to erect Neon sign 7'xl8’ on raid. them to the Orova. roof of goooUne otatlon at 947 OUmss Pres sated la Court Center Strtet, Comer of Middle Nancy Rae Shop The others presented In court k n A y Turnpike West, Bualneoa Zone. this morning were: Morton W. Frank Manner to convert dwell­ Henry Dick <*• Cohen, 24, of 234 MorUn street. ing Into two family dwelling at MANCHESTER MERCHANTS Salvatore DlMortlno, 21, W Bar­ WINE-LIQUOR 289 Hlllitown Road, Rprol Real Nassiff.Arms bour street; Harry Kuyser, 80. dence Zone. HAVE "GONE ALL OUT" TO 238 Main street-, Samuel H. Key- and BEER c h o c o U t i s Dr. Frond* Helfrlck for exten­ Endicott- ser, 2L 38 Colonlel steeet; ‘ and don of permledon to have Doc- Salvatore J. Cerra, 2i4, of 871 Bar­ h.i All, Oc , ii .i.m WHY: tor'e office at 188 Boat Center O n * Coot Really CeversI GIVE YOU GREATEST bour street, all of Hartford. Street. Reddence Zone A. Johnson Shoe Paris Curtain They were represented by At­ Edgar Clarke for extendon of This new wonder-working, one-coat* oil-base Wall- torney David W. Shea Of Hart­ n / r i h'l \/. PINE permledon- to conduct Insurance hide can be appUed on any surface with aswnishiog VALUES OF THE YEAR ford. His request for the dismissal Offlc* in home and to have dgn speed and ease. It givef <-high* uniform* rich iheen Store Shop of the chargee of playing gomes P’A C K A C K .S r O R I -: tnat___J cana bt ‘ washed repeatSly for same at 178 Boat Center without marring or streaking. fUT of chance woe granted after po 35 OAK 5TBlf T III 6597 PHARMACY Street,' Residence Zone A. evidence was produced that they Comes in Flat, Semi-Gloss, and MLLOa 664 Center Street Ralph Gaston for extendon of. Gloss Snisbet. $3.68 pertnlssion to use basement of Federal Bakery B. D. Pearl TeL 2-9814 dwelling for dental laboratory at 145 Branford Street. Residence LONKLT PEOFLB Zone A. j BJLISH HARDWARE CO. We do aot ease how eld yo« All peseona Interested may at­ 793 MAIN STREET First Notional Potterton's ate, meet aew triewds! Join tend this hearing. the Qet Aoqaainted d a b . No Zoning Board o f Appeals; * FREE BALOONS ailaora For Information— doilar for dollar James H. McVeigh, A Stores Hon'd on'd Power Lawn Mowers Chairman. PIITSBURCH PAINTS LOOtC BETTER LONGER ' CALL HARTFORD 1-488t Rainbow William H. Stuek. Garden Hose - Lawn Sprinklers you can’t beat Secretary, F & D Auto TO ALL KIDDIES! . Cleaners Bird Boths - Screen Wire / STORE DUE TO ILLNESS A PONTIAC \ y Regal Men's Insect Repellent Bulbs .- DR. FLORENCE A T ‘FOUR Shop Hytroiis Liquid Fertilizer MARSH Gartner's ANNOUNCING « 417 EAST CENTER ST. "Better Deal Poittiae Dealer" / , ^ WILL NOT RESUME Gaudet's Shoor Brothers PRACTICE UNTIL BALCH PONTIAC> INC. 4 ' Be, Sure To iLarsai’s Fe^ and Hardware! THE OPENING OF 0 MON., JULY 10 155 CENTER S f. Silbros 84 DEPOT SQUARE | ^ TEL. 5406 W.G.GIenney X Ask For Your ''t PHONE 2-4545 ~ X Co. Valuable Coupons OPEN DAILY 8,00 A. M..10S00 P/M. ■ Center SATURDAYS BsOO A. M.-7 sOO P. M. Glenney's, Clothing Smart Dress Shop W .T. Grant Co. Ice Cream Bar I Bruno Bycholski, Prop.^ Gustafson's c\ Tots 'n ^eens COR. BROAD ST. and MIDDLE TUBNPIKE Shoe Store J.W.HoieCorp: Tweed's SEALTEST ICE CREAM Hormoc Men's W atkins Brothers HOW TO Shop Weldon Drug 1 FOUNTAIN SERVICE Harrison's KEEP ALL YOUR FAVORITE ICE CREAM DISHES Co. • THURSDAY C, E. House & • FRU^AY Werbner's Shoe I ' • SATURDAY Son, Inc. Store Countless suggestions are offered for i keeping cool in hot weather and we sub­ SANDWICHES i scribe to all of them. For mother on'wash- * I * . • * .^.^net's ' ' day, liowever, we suggest she pack the WilltonGift mtarCi family wash in a bundle and send it to **£iecitocuted** Hot Dogs Pttaerlptkm -Phanaaer. NEW MODEL—then relax before a fan. JohnsonPoint Shop 901 Mala 8 t TcL 5821 ■ ...^ All Stores Open Thursday Until 9 P. M. Tag gay* Keith F.W. Ampla Driye-lh Parking Woolworth Co.' H U ■ J i l l Fbrniture Co. . SpotuareJi By Retail Merehantr D^itiott Of The Chamber at Commerce W E In v i t e y o u t o c a l l 3 J M sm

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Ruaalan and American aectora of ran out of the office and hasp’t Boy Runs Away been seen or heard of ainca in Junk Is Pirated ... FOR BEST^. Red 2^ne Calls the d ty only a few days betore spite of advertising and . police they were attacked and defaced. searches in schools. Nlght-Ume bperaton' knocked From 44,000 "" Of Rubber Cargo Self ‘Democratic’ down some of them. On othera they crossed out this word "demo­ .Pshang—OP) — Pirates In the cratic" and aubstituted "op­ Charleroi, Belgium — (.P) — A Bfeer Festivals Berlin—(JP)— The word "Rua- Charleroi exchange agent has been Straits of Malacca struck for the fiian" has recently acquired a hew pressed.” second Urns this year when they synonym here. It la "democratic.” Thereupon the Communists or­ searching for a young boy for Take Trimming Slgna have,been erected proclaim­ dered their so-called "people's po­ seven yearg to give him $4,000. stripped a Junk of a $8,000 rubber ing the Russian shetbr of Berlin lice" to- detail special patrols for In 1B4X the agent was holding cargo 30 miles southweA -.of Pen­ as the "democratic sector." Rus­ guarding the signs. the prize money for a * wartime Khartoum, Sudan — (41 — The ang. The Junk was on lU way sian-controlled newspapers have "W inter Aid" raffle. A boy about biggest social events of the year from Indonesia, adopted the idea. Also, the Rus* SheOch Wants More Jealousy- 12 presented himself at the-agent's In remote areas of the Sudan are The last piracy took place on January 30 when a aalling Junk 'O/. sian-controiled *radlo refers to it­ office with the winning number the festivals he]d when young boys Cairo—OP)—What has become and demandiid the money. Think­ was stripped of rubber and quinine ■ A self as the “democratic radio." of the village are circumcised. of male Jealousy? That's the ing him a bit young to walk out valqed at $680. $thut V | X This is opposed to the Ameri­ Now In Western Darfur the dis­ can, British and French sectors of question Egypt’s Chamber of Afrlth 200,000 francs in his pocket, the agent told him to return with trict council has ordered circum­ Four Thlrte*eBth CMIdrea [ o m m W C ^ C o i m

^...... ' —: rs sale R E J J \ (THREE DAYS ONLY - THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY - JULY 6,7, 8) H-1s \ i ( < / Lawn Mower Specials 1 GALLON Hose Special M THERMAL JUG •AlC VJ Now $ 1 . 9 9 h .7 V % Regularly priced at $2.95. Porcelain lined. One O f Our LACE TRIMMED JERSEY Super TUBULAR STEEL \ CUFFED SHORTS NON-RUN BRIEFS \ Summer Values! LAWN CHAIR \ CIRCLE SKIRTS Reg. 2.98 Now $^.39 ^ -49*^ - 2 fof 85*^ A REAL BUY Fin. combtd yarn (jabardin., aippar SATIN Regular price $5.49. In red or SUPPLY LIMITED back. Frfnch aeams, porksU. Stz.a 82* 16" BALL BEARING MOWER ' green. $ 4.99 3-49 ; Mad. of flne.t celaneie rayon tricot, the*, lovaly !i brtpfa are a muat! Wa.h In a wink . . . no Ironing Regular Price $16.95. QCk Reg. $6.49 Now Minimum Valufn .S.98 (o 7.98 '* required. Color.: white, pink, blue, maize. Size, LASTEX A Real B u y ...... r .. - ...... NOW ^ 1 1 BO-foot 5-8” hose that is guaranteed for 6 years. f .small, medium, large. Gift Coupons Y .rd » and yard, of «ay danc- | MATCHING PEDAL Buy early. JSSrir^’rint:.- : 'fo!rnd "pnly PUSHERS 2.9» *•»» . SWIM SUITS 18" ECLIPSE MODEL L W ith in miuh hiRhrr pnrpil skirts. ¥m. f: With finger tip adjustment. C O A PINT Si*p. 10 IS. \\ ido B.ssoitmPiil of colors. Sizc.s 32-38 Regular Price $30.50...... N O W ^ A J s V V Your Purchases TUBULAR t VACUUM HiA EVERYTHING* / LATCH SETS Collins 3 CELL PAINT MASTER BOTTLES PAINT O N O U R 4 F L O O R S Half Hatchets FLASHLIGHTS Each $1.00 NOW $1.19 Regular price is $1.90 $ ^ #99 Gallon This bottle is priced reg­ NOW. $lel9 per set. Fine for cot­ e39 tages or small homes. A ularly at $1.49. One per Organdies! Bembergs! Regulhr price for this cele­ With batteries, chrome and In white only and an excep­ real buy. customer. e t brated make is $2.25. black finish. Reg. $1.69. tional buy. SfasAer/ Chambrays! Picolays! /

. Beautiful satin lastex suits in th e. half-skirt style j ou Celebrated Revere Ware O N LY 4 * ^ 9 find most becoming. Sleek fitting, with uplift molded bus^ The buys of the year in the. finest stainless steel line with copper clad •'V line, halter strap to use or not: U-cut back, shinji' aa a wet Styles snd Fabrics Used in seal, comfortable as a second skin, -lovely in- all ita cplors. bottoms. Every home should have it. Dresses up to 8.98 . Black, white, aqua, coral. Sizes 34-40. Also comes in a THE COMPLETE LINE IS NOW HERE. v^’ 2-piece sftyle, sizes ^ . . . The summer, season has only ^ started and here we are o ffe r in g you ’> id* the pick of the crop at is low-low Compressed Air ^ price of only, 4.49. . y* ‘'A ^ Junio^—missy— ^hslf sizes ''A /i ^ Crease Resistant TANK SPRAYERS . WASHABLE >"i, HAND PRUNERS BOW TRIMMED I FAMOUS MAKE PLAY CLOTHES RAYON SUITS Now only 4l» SUMMER DRESSES ^ STRAPLESS BRAS I $0.99 NOW ONI.V 7 9 e JERSEY Hardened blades with volate $20,000 worth of Savings are waiting for A CROQUET SETS II Heavy galvanized 4-gallon tank, with brass spring and locking device. r\ you In pick them off at Kcitln’s . . . during PANTIES Reg. 13.98 pump. For spraying all insecticides and ideal 5*98 e,.-2 for 10-00 I 4 or 8 Play REG. PRICE $1.29 lhe.se next three Bargain Days! Whatever Reg. 1.75 for tall trees when used with tree 4iozzle. Reg- you need . . . whatever you buy for your Values to 12.98 J! ^I ular price $8.95. R e i. I . M Reg. 2.98 Beautifully tailored rayon auitiji. Assorted colors and sizea. home,.. . indoora or outdoors . . . upstaira or

K-2 for 85*= downstairs . . . you’ll save' at least a good Overalls, mn suits, shorts, pada) Made by America's best foundation maker—In $5.95 to $19.95 SLIDING WINDOW SCREENS fat 10% . - • and maybe 20%, 30%, 40%' 6-98 e.,-2 for 12-00 X pushera. halters. . .all from ojir regu- -‘>!' finest cotton broadcloth. Select 2 or 3 now and w?ar Pretty little panties for dainty lar stock in this Red Tag Day special. them with sundresses, 'play clothea and , evening Well built with haYdwood frames PREENERS or 50%. For Keith’s EXTRA 10% OFF for Values to ltf.98 little girls. Made of celanese ray­ Sizet l-6x, 7-14. gowns. Sizes 32-38 A-and B cups. White only. Height Width Red Tag Days is on everything.. . . if you on tricot in heavenly pastel % FOR PREEN WAX shade.— at a low, low price. Hardwood mallets and balls with I 2 X 33^ , ...... Special 59c want something alrs^y MARKED DOWN jut.: While, pink, lilac, ipsize, miqt- a. ' -3^ Stze. 2-14. BLOUSE CLEARANCE handy carrying racks and heavy gal­ 15 X 33 . . . Special 79c you get ajfurther 10% price slash Red Tag G- CHILDRKN'S CORDL'KOT . . Special 85c Day.s. Be' smart, shop E A R ^Y ! •* Special Purchase! .1 vanized wickets. ’ - 18 X 33 . $2.25 |.99 I . . Special 99c OVERALLS A. 22 X 33 . C-O-O-L WASHABLE Used with Preen these cleaners 24 X 33 #••#••• Special $.1.99 and poliahers give lustrous beauty REG. 3.ie (.98 _ 2 -9® - - 3 -9® Buy Early and Save CHILDREN'S Advance FaU purchase of fine pin- I CHILDREN'S DRESSES 24 X 37 Special $1.15 to your floors. PiNAFORES wale -corduroy. Bib tope, aide pockets. BLOUSES Sizes 2-6x. i Values up to 7.98 Who Gets the $ 5 0 .. •> % _ - I •-PV (.00 2 00-^300 Broken sizes snd colors. Hand Grindiers ^^ho Gets the $75 . «i 2 - 9 « ' TODDLERS’ CORDt’ROT N O T f - The special low ASH or TRASH (.00 _ (.29 .29 ' Values to 8.98 M iuy and wpnjim's sista. OVERALLS 4 0 % Who Geto the $125. r t All from our regular atock. Size* 1-14. prices in this ad apply only BARRELS R , ( . t.OS REG. 1.M 1 OFF REGULAR PRICES To Be Dbtribnted Sizes 1-14 Small, medium, large. Pastel colors. t -g'- to merchandise in stock Dui6ig Theee DaysPi CORS^ GIRDLE MATCHING DEMIN 2 4 " PIPE Now $ 2 - 9 9 •a and some of the items are , . Blaybe You ! CLEARANCE WRENCHES CHILDREN'S CHILDREN’S GABARDINE ^ Hardened jaws all gteel wrench Heavy gauge galvanized with cover. BOXER SET limited, so shop early. 20 gallons. j C lo ^ Wetoeeday at Nooa 4 fo , l - o o Reg. $6.75 NOW ' I' Opea Timndajr T il 8 F. II. Tou know the dataOs. . • Reg. 8.90 CREW HATS $4.69 TeSHIRTS Otiier Day# B t# B:M you kaow atMot tba BUMMy baiag diatzllmtedl OPEN BVEIIINOS * XveryoM haa an equal lyA JRsatBf StSdla, s i ^ , medium, large. Reg. 2.98 by aMMtatiiMat Pkoaa U U or too yow e h fM at it. And wall * Regular gtidlc, IraaU, nedium. b a ^ plwty «r eonpona to CHILDREN'S HOSIERY lumd out to K«lth euB* Phone FREE r 9 j w OfO F MANCHESTLHMl totn#ra. Aak Air UwSfc R « f . 1.09 Reg, 1.98 Regular 86c snd S9c HARDWARE CO. :% A Y ST|CTCH PAhCTY Rugged, sturdy, washaMa danim. short# with ^.matching m idriff in niarkling colors of rod. Umofl blue, brown, grey. 79« MAIN ST., MANCHESTER ^ r v s t r ' idmotE 100 •etna alightly aeUad from bakdliag. MOatly all DELIVERY ' AU ahsrt s1s« v m . AU fram our . AU -4x. plete color or aim rangea. frairii atock. Siaaa 4.*. . < ' 4121' .-S' *THE RIGHT MERCHANDISE AT THE RIGHT, I*RICE” eijivs ■\

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNISSDAY, JUEX 6, 1960 Shop In RED TAG DAYS SPECIAL HALE'S HERE *"Your Best Bet Air-Conditioned Contf ort E V E R Y T H I N G / S Way Lighting ^ R ed Tag IT IS! Red Tog Days M illinery and Eyeryday” ^ . MARLOW'S ^ O i Specials f 20% OFF 4 Manchester VALUES FOR MAPLE Institution Throughour the Store ONE LOT OF Since 1911 / DRY CLEANERS RED TAG DAYS! / Wilrose women’s wear is always a good buy even and lAUNDERERS, Inc. / 75 Hats at 50c at regular prices. .NOW DURING RED TAG 72 MALE ST. TEL. 8416 M’OMEN’S FAMOUS GRACE MAE DAYS YOU SAVE 20%. Don’t miss shopping WOMEN'S UNIFORMS RAYON PANTIES •k Solid Brass Special Wiirose July 6-7-8. ^ NYLON HOSIERY • QUALITY DRY CLEANING Friiif-Of-The Loom 51 Giuigr Each AND LAUNDERING •Daytime sheer—.‘to (i(-iiier ' ★ 23 Inches High Black, blue, green, white. Not ell elzri W h ite Hats in earti rnlor. Value* to f3.3R. Kveiiing .slieer— 1.5 (leiiier (37.95 Value) • ONE STOP SERVICE ORCHID PLAY SHOES l•'ul!-fa.slli(||le(l, lirsi <)iinlity. Charmingly styled—with double All summer sliades. •k 13 Inch Drum Or WILROSE • AMPLE PARKING straps across the instep. Cool $1.00 % Shade. Gre«n "ALWAYS FIRST TO SHOW THE LATEST’ comfort! Reg. $1.98 value! or Maroon. P air JW . H A H cotR 597 Main St., Sheridan Building We Do a Great Job on Shirts! Try Vs! M M K H 0 T B I COMN> Next to First National Bank A Pair $1.00 Shower Curtain Ensembles 4 x 4 ehower ' curtain and matching drape. Boauilful pat- -'T'* -!“AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT tema In genuine Vlbyllte. H«'g. CHILDREN'S OXFORDS iilarlv >2 98—romplctr W niTO N’S GIFT SHOP All aixee, A regular SPr ^'aliie. 96S MAIN STREET TEL. 2-4011 Good-looking oxfords — AIR CONDITIONED leather sole and heel. Ties. $1.98 Brown only. Reg. $2.69 33 c For Shopping value! Also in patent leath­ er strapes. Vinyl Plastic 9 Comfort WOMEN’S Drapes $1 APRONS 33c riain color*: Green, blue, RED Ml TAG DAYS SPORT JERSEYS roae. gray, yellow, red Klorel IS MEN’S Full garment design*. Value* to >1 21). Hereto Silbros Famous FOR WOMEN’S 88c tHURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY GREATER YOUR BOYS’ / M O C ( ^ N S Cannon Muslin LUCKY All-purpdse moccasins A Sheets thatJTOar so well. Great Look! Hurry! 71 X 108 81 X 99 81 X 108 frirHounging or sports. Correctly fitted shoes W m U C THEY leg. $2.98 value! for all the family. Knitted Jeraeya In plain rolon and i T o r B x rr o n e lA sn SAVINGS NUMBER fanrlcH. Valuea to 41.SB. $1.98 I DMCSS AT n iE Shoe Dept. ,rni«T COME, We’ve gone overboard during Retl Tag Days , in order to Main Floor ■EOmAB We Maintain Onr PoUcy of Exchansea and Money Back $2.29 Cannon Pillow Casen 42c FHMT SERVED 79c give you teirific savings on juvenile apparel to wear through Guarantee Within 6 Dayi from Date of Purchaae On Left Rear P U C E a n d i- summer, to wear through fall— all first quality l»y your Sale Merchandise. I GET ANOTHER famous favorite makers. DRB88 (H ' BABY BLANKETS Marlow'a la full VAEITE SALE M a 60. boxetinnk. flf Red Tag Bar* THtTRS. First Quality - Famous Make p Or o n l t blue and maiee. galna for every rRTOAT sad For GIRLS and SUB SATTRDAT FOR BOYS TO 12 YEARS member o f . the I f _ Reg. 39c LE ROI SOCKS MTURDV. DBPBNDABUB family . . and HRNHATIONAL VAL.VK! PIABTIC-OOATED Orig. 2.98 to 4.98 'n;iX,V AUTOMATIC 80-HOUB Fias Knit • Famous Make Qrig. 1.19 to 1.69 for the home. $2.69 t DISH DRAINERS ALARM CLOCKS \ Sizes 3 to 16 Come aee them! Pop-Up Toaslera Madi- by Gilbert. Regu­ Pair for i Dresses, Sunbacks Drain* dlKhrni dry. By Bob CTilef. larly 2.26. ^ Basque SHIRTS Half Sox • Anklets • Prep Sox • All Colors 2 for Kegularly RxeltiNlvB Of and Pinafores / $3.75 "7SS!’ %9.9B fl.lil / TC Tax $ 1 .4 9 Sizes 4 to 7— 7'/j to 10 „ In plaids, chambrays, sbeeya, piques. not lo Ktrntoli e r Hxeo S to Sx. 7 to It. X tmde; In ntrlpen or pUla eolom. ______For INFANTS and TODDLERS Orig* li69 to 1.98 \ Washable • Sanforised A 3.50 Val. f j ^xer* LONGEES SUNSUITS or ROMPERS 1 4 7 SHORTS or Sizes 6 to 12 4 7 Cotton Knit,. Seersucker, Jersey. Some Plastic Lined. Orig. |1.98... ALL MEN’S KNITTED RLITE ENAMEL Pin ehecka. glen checka, tveen, l-RIFFS " 1 PT. KEAPSIT nav)-, brown . . . alp Sy . . . 3 n nS-^lECB DECORATED COLD-PAC'K ‘y ' Shorta la deaima, gabardines or aeersucker. MId-riffs white Here’s How It Works pocket*. Pinafores or Sun Dresses J97 ' eyeM trim. Slice S te Sx, 7 to 14. FULL LENGTH DINNER SET Vacuum Bottles Nine Months to 18 Months, 1-3. POLO CANNERS sONE 112.95 DRESS COSTS YOU ...... $12.95 Orig. $2.98,' $3.98 ...... DOOR MIRRORS Sendee tor 4. Mwie. By Thermo*. A^ EXTRA 112.95 DRESS COSTS...... ^ $1.00 Complete with canning ^ Famous Make • Short Sleeve Qrig. 1.69 • while They Lastl. rm-k for holding A O Eegiilarly Kegularly QOei BASQUE SHIRTS Orig. 1.98, 2.25 $ 9 .9 8 <1.29 O T rC 7 q|. > ra . -#I.WO YOU GET BOTH FOR . . .*...... $13.95 SHIRTS $ 1 .6 9 ^ 8I4.M Oet BOYS’ 2 7 Short Sleeve. Stripes and Plain Col­ 2 Piece Crepe ors. Sizes 1 to 6x...... 5 7 ^ DRESSES AT ALL PRICE RANGES INCLUDED! f SPORT SHIRTS Plain,, ribbed in white, YOU ACTUALLY BUY FAR BELOW WHOLESALE KITCHEN STOOLS 7 Slxea a to I t In white or colora, San- 2 for . PAJAMAS 1 fancy and colored. Reg- Complete with back and fold* COST! ALL SIZES WHEN THE SALE BEGINS. foriced, guaranteed not to fnde line SUMMER BONNETS $2.50 J37 Sanforited Windsor crepe or Prult-of-the-Loom In plain col­ ' ularly 98c. a-way steps. All colors. Regu­ broadcloths, skip dents, prints. Pique, Eyelet, Organdy. ors or prints. Sixes t to 8x,,7 to IS. Orig. $1.69 to $1.98 SHIRTS larly $5.98. SPECIAL $ 3 .9 8 Famous Make o Fine QualltyOrig 2.49, 2.98 COTTON OVERALLS Better Quality o Famous^ Make Sizes 1 to 6. Some Plastic Lined. 147 AIX-STEEL WFLL WHILE THEY LAST 4 x-T' ■ Reg. 16.98 to 29.98 GENUINE E-Z-DO CONSTRUCTED Orig. $1.98 ...... 6 9 ^ GENUINE KORNSEAL Skip Dent. White, BOYS’ PAJAMAS - 1 8 7 GIRLS TO SUBTEEN WARDROBE CLOSETS IRONING BOARDS VENETIAN BLINDS GRASS RUGS Slaea 4 to U In brondetotk er aaer- Regularly .3.98 & SUITS tan, maize, blue. Perforated top. Stiea 10” to 84” . auelcer* . . . ndddy or eoat style, Ideal for your cottage or Coats or Toppers Regu------“ “ bexer panta, plalas or stripoo. Made by a famous $ 2 .9 8 Regniariy 44” long. Ivory C O A O porch. Rei^birly $1.98 Sixee 8 to Sx, 7 to 14,10 to 14. $ 4 .9 5 color only. 82.08. OFF Orige $5.50p $5.95 MEN’S T-SHIRTS manufacturer.^ " A H All other wardrobes lO^f off I 4.M Famous Make — Long Wearing aizes. — tlUST^-WHAT-YOU HAVB---- - BOYS’COAT VIRGIN WOOL Sizes 3 to 6x. BEEN WAITINO FOR CARDIGAN Orig. $2.98,. Full combed yarn. All sizes. Beg. 98c. COLORFUL 6-RIBBED M E N - and HAT SETS 0 7 7 MODERI^i AGE BEACH UMBRELLAS SWEATERS l^r- Regularly $7.98 la eoverta, ehocks, all virgin wool, ______Flao Zopkyr ynrno In $4.98 ...... $5.98 fally lined. Slaea g to T. / deep tonoo or pnstelo. TAB SHOES 14i/i QUARTS CAPACITY Pure Aluminum SUIT SALE L. » MEN’S - AIX AMERICAN GOODLUOC 25c Allowance For CAST ALUMINUM BOYS’ VIRGIN WOOL Orig. 2.98,3.49 x Assortment Sizes 6 to 8 Orig. 5.9fl( to 7.98 PRESSURE CANNERS JAR RUBBERS Your Old ! ATHLETIC SHIRTS — MadeTby the makers of Sizes 8Vt to 12 V Bax of Dorn. 5 C Window Shad^ Mirror Aluminum, consist­ SWEATERS ^ Sub-Teen Dresses AND BRIEFS Regularly $18.70 $9.98 ing oi.Uto foUowtng: ! to $49.50 , Sizes 12'4 to 3 Tonr okotoo of enn-bnckB. hotoroa. e-eup psretdators • Mseo t to It In oHprover styles, gac- M I plaMs, ekambray, pIqiM* All sizes. Regularly. 49c. ■i DECORATED PLASTIC IS OUNCE PAGEAOE Toararda the purchaae of any ESSt.Poachsrs fuaids: Cardigans In amaller sises 10 to 14. COLORFUL ROUND MOTHBALLS ahade (except plastic). Hol- DSh Pans to ta. Sturdy AU Laather j:oiistrucUon. laad or w ab b le. Tka Kettles COOKIE JARS Gootainlng paradlchloro- Shade* ia tow aa w . # ! * lYsfich Fleers k Long Wearing Ntolite Soles. Regularly i91.69. Keep thlnga freab. bensine. Regularly 26o -box. Boarting Ihuis GIHtS TO i;SUB.TEElN®2^-*^^ Small charge for cutting. Boys’ Virgin Wool | Orig 16.98 to 19.98 f Goodyear Welt, Widths A to E. 34-hour service. Valosp to 9L^ 98d 3 9 / Regalariy $1J9 3 « i 2 9 e BROWN MOCCASINS OR SHARK TIP SWIM ^ ^ _ 7 7 MEN’S WEAR-MAIN H.OOR WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT Q.|IANWrY«,:.,, NONEjplJljL.'^ or eantrsslls'g IPATENT, RED, OR VraiTE ^ STRAPS OF OTHER BARGAINS

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cheater Rapeatlng Arms Co. TTie port Command, wlU aoon b* used to the rot and It. aeenw to effect, h the Buffalo^ Bill's Cody museum Was founded by hla to relieve the congestion in the Root Rot Hits other oeCeali most where they ere Boy King Tunis R e c e iv in g Invents Gadget the haae of the bird'* yaw. niece, Mary Jester Allen. Sleg­ nearby Dum Dum Airfield. planted continuoualy. RED TAG DAYS it bums In a horisontal position The, Civil Aviation Department __■ '1 ■ I. I II ... T o Artist R ole suapended over the bird'* yawning Gun to Museum mund will present the rifle to the Cereal Plants Audio-Viiiial Aid For Bed Smokers museum July 4 during the Fron­ has started repairs at the airfield, Iodine Deflotewy lower bill, which acts as an aah tier Day* celebration.' preparing It for a dally average o f tray. Mullins says he gpt the idea 100 heavy commercial aircraft ar­ The north central States of the London—(AV-Jataelr 16-yssr-old Cody. W yo.—m —Tbn rifle that DavlaJ Calif.—OP)— Root roU • ,itaw rUitgm Costa Mesa, Ckllf.—(A^—Walter from an Oriental water pipe. rivals and departures. ' that attack csreal plants are United States have an (yiiiaiial king of Iraq, has been spotligbtsd Buffalo BIU used in his adventures number of cases of goiter because In the role of artist Th* king, a. r«oatTtac •■a»b*Ttau*» «?«tnJc- RED TAG Mulltha ha* Invented a gadget in the west will b* ■ given to the Indian Airport Dr. J. W. Oawald of the College No Langhs for False Note the soil and water there Is defi­ student at Harrow boys’ school,' ttm uiiiHr forammmt'i a«w that he thlnka will delight smok­ C ^ y Memorial Museum here. In fWUty Sews of Agriculture here. ers. He aaya It permit* them to In this stale seven different cient In Iodine. had there pictures on. view in an in toeUI •dhtes.tion. Ed* Chicago—(JPh^A robber who real life, Buffalo BUI was William exhibit qionaored by the Anglo- puff cigarettes safely in bed. Frederick Cody. Is ill Use Again If all sea water were evaporated fungi have been found causing the w m U m Vbilatar IU uIs m Abul His “ Safety Smoker" consist* wore a big false nose didn't get a disease, 'which Is most damaging Anrlciu kings of Denmark fre­ Arab Aseoclatlon. The rifle he used In real life as to dryness, theije would be enough gslam Asad rewieUy iasugursted of a 7 1-2 inch high ceramic peli­ laugh out of the management of salt yielded ti cover the entire to wheat anRackBt Badminton Set Gay, modem colors—or whit*—bring new For Red B i$ B oy s’ BOYS' SHIRTS $9-95 A $1 Value Tag Day 10% OFF GABARDINE TROUSERS disrm to every room. Tw o shuttlecocks ; . . regulation net . Only! 29<^ $3.25 Values...... Now $2..59 poles aiid stake set . . . 4 racketa. TROPICAL WORSTED TROUSERS Extra Special $2.95 Values ...... Now $2.39 Eliminates glare DORMEYER^IXER and Oxfords $2.50 Values ...... Now $1.95 • S PONT . keeps car ONE LOT OF WOMEN'S JUMPS $1.95 Values - ...... Now S1..59 You Save $2 on this iinler. Stainless Were $7.00 to $9.00 :,teel. i n t i i i o r (loss t SCISSORS JACK \ JUICER BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR Values To $8.»5 .. .1...... NOW $4*49 $1.89 Values------...... Now $1.49 SUN While they last. NOT AU. SIZES IMI-SIOSS Regularly $4.94 Shirts, $1.75 V a lu es...... Now $1.39 •nan*'. VISOR Reg. $29.95 MEN'S kSAM IM ‘ Drawers, $1.75 Values ...... Now $1.39

* : SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS "J-". LoVelj^eolon41 ingloa* $ Here*, th. t o - ‘ 2*98 Shirts, $2.25 Values...... Now $1.75 White and colora. w h it . • or j eatin finieh to » 1 « . 9S BrlllUntly whit* "tajeh your wall* in Drawers, $2.25 Values...... Now $1.75 Visit Out* Boys' Shop Reg. Sl.n.') vnlue.s hart and etn^'^ Du Pont FUt W.ll Reg. $2.2.'> values e,,y to keep Paint. Economical— -QiniONf' Keg. $2..30 values 2 0 ^ i , whH.-.WV VV.ah.bU-, Durable. Regularly 39c Reg. $2.7.5 values wklw "A latr •• vt* 50-ft. GARDEN HOSE, BOYS' SPORT AND LEISURE .d a»»l»'* tel'**'*® SHORT SLEEVE LONG LEG THE FOLLOWING BOYS' Keg. $2.95 values f hrr evickir OFF duloX a«»l$'» ««e$4**® Never aoM before for less than $7.89. RAPID DRYING Reg. $3.00 values ■fl A latr I* k*«a «$•.„ 30-In. DOLL ITEMS REDUCED COATS ^ . . . : .M' UNION SUITS Aft < To 20 $2.35 $4.95 Rubber arms and leg*. ENAMEL OT. OAI, - Real hair . . . eyes that $2.50 Values , ...... Now $1.95 MEN'S close. Reautlfully dresaed. In black, white, $10.9S NOW $7.9S green, bright scar- $2.95 Valuies...... Now $2.39 10% LONG SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS and maple. Vt Tough wearing rubber for $13.S0 NOW $9.9S pt>sSn. . . Now $3.15 MPONT OUaOMT Reg. $8.95 yeart I $3.9.5 Values All Boys’ Gaberdine, . . Now $3.39 S M i M A S Y SUISRIMIS DUPONT Boys' Wash Pants $15.00 NOW $10.95 $4.2.5 Values <••.ai.Hr.iw PAJAMAS SIZES A, B ,C ,p Age lO To 16 . . Now $3.95 VAsm aH U ST W A U Twill and Covert $4.95 Values $16.50 NOW $12.95 $5.00 Values a • ■ • • * ^ * s "ti . . Now $3.95 An oil paint that thins with PAINT . . Now *6.95 Rayon, $8.75 Values ...... PANTS and .. Now $4.39,.^ water. Paint Soft, lovely ah I that will c $5..50 Values s"bod floom, Boys' Boxer Slacka right over bring new Rayon, $7.25 Values...... Now $5.75 Boys' White Slacks $5.95 Values . . . . Now $4.75 gmllpapsr- Turnitura. charm to Age 4 To 12 woodwork. __ . . Now $4.95 or any wall your wall* CLAtV HAMMER Rayon, $6.95 Values ...... Now $5.50 $6.50 Values ...... surfhe*. Wool and Part Wool —keepthem Twin Trumpet Aut^Horfl. RAINCOATS $6.95 Values ...... NerW $5.50 looking Regularly $1.49 9 8 C Broadcloth, $5.00 Values . .. < , . .. Now $3*95 BOYS’ PANTS YeDow or Black, Rubber $3.7? ^ thair hast. Age 6 To 14 Riegularly $7.95 $5.95 Broadcloth, $4.50 Values .1... . .^Now $3.59 b o x e r s h o r t s $3.80 Age 4 To 12 Maks* Cloaaout of ReSONGTON $5.50 NOW $4.95 All Men's and Beysf OAL^ and o SCHICK RAZORS- Broadcloth, $3.95 Values . .. Now $3.15 Valoee to $$UW. Boys’ Two Tone Broadcloth, $3.50 Values . . Now $2.95 $7.00 NPW $5.95 S^x Reduced ice*****|* cix)c»^s Boys’ Cotton Poplin SPORT SUITS $10 RAINCOATS For Red Tag Days A* Co. $9.50, Now $7.95 4 T b 12 Four Ball MfM MAIN STREET MANCHESTER «cg-. i-rj.95 CROQUET SET $10.50, Now $8.95 BOVS' BELT5 AND SUSPENDERS *a»S 'iw Redueedl Coimlete set $14.95 Now $11.95 the surface and you save all! pln»<*® PreBBufe Cooker for 4 players. BiHr now! $15.00, Now $11.95 BEIITS Nntlonslly GEHOllSESSON $16.95 Uow $13.95 Bdl.. *1.90 V.Iu. 75. C E H O U Sl^W Replaeel that Advertised $18.00, Now $13.^5 worn, fitayed $19.95 Now 1$6.95 Su.p.ndCTm 75r Vrfuiw ...... 65c WE GIVE fan belt now! $6.95 WB GIVE atPfGREEN STAMPS Ages 4 To 22 Yrs.

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British Homes Are Cold, Damp YES, WE BEUEVE IN MAYTAG at HARMAC'S Castboume. Kngluid — (J P > — A Brltlah expert admits that Britain haa “ the coldeet draftleat and dampest homes of any civilized na­ ' ( T ' ' ^ A During Risd Tag Dfiys tion.” Donald V. H. Smith, a heat­ ing expert, owned up to what many foreign visitors have been saying for ages when he spoke to . the houalng section of the Royal Sani­ tary Institute. Genuine Bur-Mil Crease Resistant ■\ ' Americans think <10 degrees Is WASHABLE RAYON the best room temperature. Smith,, • WHITE SHIRTS said most authorities agfee that for N Britain 63 to 61 la desirable In liv­ WITH “ LIFE INSURED COLLAR” ing rooms and SO to 55 In bed­ GABARDINE TROUSE^ rooms. SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS • Lustrous Sanforized Broadcloth “These temperatures cannot be obtainei' by normal and traditional BUY ONE AT REGULAR PRK E OF $2.19 BUY ONE PAIR AT REGULAR PRICE OF 17.98 • Collar guaranteed to outwear the shirt. Stays smart and wrinkle free means,” he said, “without a larg­ all day long. er consumption of solid fuel than « Beguidr and Spread Collars. the present restricted amounts." GET PAIR FOR • First Quality (2T 2 SHIRTS FOR $3.49 2 $8.98 New Sprays Slop ^ $ C . O O Nuisance Fruit Reg. $ 3 4 0 .Washington— Fruit on or­ Stock Up on These Better Gra^e Shirts at This Low Price! namental plants can be a nui­ sance. Among these are the horse Also, a good selection of Striped Shirts of our famous brand. Reg. $3.63 to $4.50.- chestnut, catalpa, European ash. honev locust and eastern poplar REGAL 25MAYTAGS (Sorry, we cannot mention itame) ...... • • * ^ for $o.UU Now'the U. a Bureau of Plant In­ dustry says It has sprays whirl, MEN'S iSHOP MODEL E2LP can prevent these plants froi,. fruiting. /■ The bureau hopes also that IS EASY TO ★ SPORT SHIFTS ★ POLO SHIRTS such sprays may be used to limit FOR ONLY the output on fruit produoing LOCATE /• •Short Sleeves •Combed Yarn plants to avoid the expense of thinning. In some crops, better •Open Weave $ l 3 9 •Solid Colors and White fruit Is produbed if less is allow­ ed to mature on one plant. $1.00 Deposit •Colors and White •Ideal for W'ork and Play 6 9 < The fruit-retaining apraya are / 3 for $4.00 being developed by L. P. Batjer. •Value $2.00 •Value 93c who did much of the work on the apraya which now help psevent BALANCE PAYABLE IN i t ^ e s o f fruit which might cther- i r Plaitic Raincoat! wlae fall off the plants. E A SY INSTALLMENTS i r Gabardine Slack! (Crease Resistant) $1.98 Value $3.95 $T00 for Second, Pair with Pur­ A SELLOUT DURLNG LAST SALE Come in anti learn how you chase o f Hrsl Pair at Regular Price may have a free demonstra- o f $7.95. ★ H O S E ^ Right In Tho Hon in your home without 3 Pair $1,00 Heart 6/ Things cost or obligation. 2 p a ir $ S .9 5 •Large Selection of Famous Make / aRayons and Cottons Alterations Free sReg. 55c and 75c TERMS SALES Valuable Coupons Free Balloons TRADES If any man can uac a rayon aport SERVICE Given With For the Kiddies flhirt—he most certainly can find Purchases HARMAC good use for TWO especially when B.D. that second one only costs $1.00. NEXT TO ARTHUR DRUG, R ed Tag APPLIANCE AND FURNFTURE Ct^NTRE 946 MAIN ST. TEL. 2-4183 **Distinctive Hen*s Wear** Maize. Tan, Blue. Green and Gray. G«sain« Bar*Mn gabardine*— and theyV* 649 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 7590 Sizes: Small, Mediums and Large. ctUMW-rasiataat to*! All with zippara MAIN STREET aad plaatfd fronts. Five colors to choose from : Blue. Tan, Gray, Brawn and Green. / Uaw 28-42. 0 Holfcfnd CcM Free Alterations Side Hem M e K t t h o o r Bros., Jew elers Window Shades WMST WATCH Are Pro To Present These All Prices Limif^d ^ 4 Include Quantities Fed. Tax Across Prom RED TAG DAY SPEOALS On .your own rollei-s. ^ St. James's ALL ITEMS LISTED ARE FOR JULY 6, 7 AN P 8 0 N LY GENUINE **TRADE WIND^^ Church In The Weldon Bldg. FINE BROADCLOTH Nationally Famous Holland Ecru TROPICAL SLACKS EXPAMSIOH ■ NATIONALLY rEARLS ADVERTISED I Side Hem Shades BUY ONE PAIR AT REGULAR PRICE OF $3.98 “ SUEPY NIGHT” PAJAMAS REG. S.95 WATCH BRACLEtS PROCTOR ^ BUY ONE PAIR AT REGULAR PRICE OF $2.98 REG. 7.M (X T 2 PAIR FOR $4.9B SPECIAL 1 STRAND NECKLACE 1.95 a u t o m a t ic V €OLD FILLED ------Reg. REG. 4.50 .95 GUARANTEED 6 .9 5 2-SLICE POP-UP GET 2 PAIR FOR $3.98 2 STRAND^ NECKLACE 2.25 WILL FIT ANY WATCH TOASTER Limited aupply. Your own REGa 4«9a « 2.98 rollers. Styles for Men and Women Formerly 15.95 Mai haai.. (Mabu ilMi 3 STRAND NECKLACE 2.5i I haai. . . aaknalMM. ayOaL • NOR Hi HH AIR- NRHHWeB Hg 1 1 » * BUDGET TERMS ARRANGED - NO INTEREST OR CARRYING CHARGE "Gne Small Lot CONDITIONED REG. 14.75 EVERSHARP REG. 5.50 GOLD FILLED^ Plastic Shades TO MAKE YOUR ^ .5 0 3 0 PIECE " PEN AND PENCIL SETS EARBINGS ^ 2 - * ® SHOPPING A REG. 17.70 EVERSHARP SILVERPLATE SET PLEASURE PEN AND PENCIL SETS g .9 S Service for 6 Manufactured hy World’s Largeat Silversmith* BEG. 4.95 GOLD FILLED We are not allowed to mention ' 5 . 5 0 STERLING SILVER A. the factorjr*s name. 1 Af • ■ - n TIE SETS Gravy Ladles, Pie Knives, Cold Meat • Forks, Salad Forks. Reg. 4 . 9 5 ...... REG. 5.50 SILVER PLATED WM. ROGERS QUALITY 30c Allowonce REG. 7.5a EVANS, COMBINATION 4 - . ^ X Per RiollerPn All ^ Mode of a geimiM BIRTHSTONE RINGS BREAD TRAYS CIGARETTE LIGHTER Kj*aaoo summerisod Men’s and Woaien’s styles. Reg. 19.95 and New ^ ^ e Work fabric. SANFORIZED 24.75 1 4 ” for lasting fit. TOP REG. 5.95 GOLD FILLEli ROUND, AND HEART SHAPED REG. 2.60 STERLING, Bed Tag Days Omy QUALITY for laating PARK FREE . MEN’S WATERPROOF REG, 24.75 wear. VAT-DYED for IN PURNELL WATCHES LOGKETR BABY SPOONS lasting color. Sices 2 8 FIm breadeteth coat style pojainaa with the b d l ■ 17 Jewels—Shock Rasistaat. f I 6 - W to 4 2 . plaids. Cheeks, PARKING LOT •blaster iW forfeet At and almost comfort. FbD standard 1 cat; •xesaMoaSy in * tailoHng thronghoat. . Vat.d]p«d Stripes. be; s u r e YOU. g e t E. A . Johnson cake* iMUraidaad nat to Aide in washing. SfaiSB B hC-D. OPEN THURSDAY YOUR VALUABLE 4 »Lt- • • A.' iVENIMG S h o o r B r o s . , coupoBiSJpra FOIIMAJ.WIAR Co. ‘ V. 9 77 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER . POR HIRI 1^

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MANCWESIEK EV|^^l^G MEKALD. .MANCHESTER. CON.V. WEDNESDAY. JULY i. 1*80 MANClflJSTEll EVENTKO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN* WEDNESDAY. JULY *.

\- 1 0 % \ Hurry! Forthe§e \. DUCOliM T TaitiniMtitr. Few-of-a-Kind ' ' Ev<*rything It costs yoii less than you think-I-to own the finer quality.. ^ in Our ■ w ’'N , 'I Bargains C3iildren*a Shop

(1) $M0.Q0 Large Loung* Op en Stock Chair; loose down-aiul-feath- Chi-Namel V ..the richer beauty..of Watkiiw^^ Furniture er pillow back; Grey figured RED TAG SPECIALS tapestry; shopmarked $69.9.> & (1) $155.00 Open-Arm For Children eO AT-O -tlTI-U ** Whw«»*r >ou Solid Maple ( 'hipppiidale Occasional ('h a ir; ...... S9c smooth semi-gloss finish is most pr»c- LooJe at these Red Tag Days savin^ e. repent. .. .one of our out.vtsndinc scat and back; solid niabog- flpen Stock Solid yiaple Bedroom \rI- lical because it resists dirt, grease and aiiy; .atrotcher base; uphol- SUN s u n s , I-.3 ...... 69c 11C-, Oncinal prices from 5.%07.') sltM'cd in olive green damask stains and is washable with ordinary 17f (MV You choose any piece itwo Any lORp *nd wRter. pieies in .«nme in.vtances) for $55. Piece witli green boucle fringe SUN SUITS, .3-6____ . .4...... «1.19 V trim ...... $79.50 KITCM-N-TINT—An enamel finish at a Laytex-Cushioned Lounge Chairs i;iRLS’ RHimiKA SUITSA ...... Al.19 paint price. If you prefer a full gloss 55.00 (1) $.b").00 Lamp Table; paint that's colorful, washable and. will Genuine .Maliogany; square GIRLS' 2 l*4i. BRA IM.AY SU IT S____$1.29 stand hard wear, your problem is solved < Left I Regularly JSS.W. h^xli n high top; tapered legs witli brass 6 9 5 0 ‘ lifted oarli for complete icU.valion. Lay. with ICITCH-N-TINT ferrules: drawer under .shelf lex aeat cushion for luxury. Red a M G iNFANl^f' CRAWI ERS, Snap Crotch $1.19 R|X KAT WAU M INT-Its soft green textured cover*...... 827..50 pleasant beauty will do wonders for - (1) $i 19.50 Vanity; Hep-' SHOI^^S, 2-6, Boxer Style...... 69c any room in your home. » t * is easy to ' • 21x3" Inch Coffee Table, below, plewliite styling with swing­ use, it levels out evenly to a velvety flat L-^ all mahogany. Glass-protect- G finish. lUX is washable, lasts longer and eG top: ing mirror: 7^rawers with saves manv a repainting job. brass pulls...... $69.95 (1) 898.00 .Chippendale 1/3 OFF r< m -()-U T E Dresser Base 33.00 W ing Chair; ball-and-claw Mirror 9.9$ feet; brass nail trimmed; ETON SUITS— .Ml wool, woven cords, rayons. ^ Reg. Price Red Tag Pric« Chippendale Desk .Wing C hairv 59-75 eggshell figured tapestry in­ w o o l. I.ONGIE SITTS— Solids, mixiures, checks. side; chartreuse green an­ !?4.6.> (ial. S3.79 Gal. $98.00 value! We had them eov-ered in di.scon- Pair of twin beds 55.00 tique satin outside. .. .$59.95 COAT SETS— Infants, iMi.vs’, girls’. Few-of-a-Kind tlnued patterns of rich .Matela.-i.se cw eig to bring Leather Top - 59^^ you this oiitstan-llPir vali-e Red. grey or 21 een i j \ colorings; il.<«-and-ball feel; fancy nail trim. (1) $132.00 Lounge Chair; KITCH-N.TI>T, Rfj:. Sl.8.3 (iai.. knife-edge arms: T-cushion Regularly .S*>.9U to ,S 16.98 Bargains pfgiilarl.v t'P.OO. Three jenuine-gold-looled seat; Aqua self-figured frieze leelher, panels on the 23*44 Inch top. File Red Tag Price ...... S3.B9 Gal...... $68.00 dra\»er;''|nahogany plywood end gumwood. Coffee Table - 17-^^ NOW 1 /3 O F F (1) 8110.00 Occa.Viona! (11 $105.00 Chippendale REX FLAT, Reg. S3..30 (iai., Chair; Hcpplewhitc styling; Wing Chair: Natural and Green figured Tapestry in­ Red Tag Price...... S2. s9 Gal. hack'arid seat in gres* and gold damask; antique hras.s Brass side; plain green outside; nail trim ; grey boucle fringe Chrome Dinette brass nail trim ; ball-and-claw ^ 1/2 O FF Free/ 1 Qt. Paint Thinner With Every trim ...... 8fi9.50 Lamps feet ...... $6.5.00 Ist- '\ . Paint Purchase C?) $.19.9.5 ^Small Wing (1) $27.50 Mahogany Dun­ Chair; Spring .seat; clioice'of can Ph.Y-fe Cocktail Table; ALL GIRLS’ BLOUSES 1 2 . 9 8 oval inlaj top; pedestal base, covers, modeirn black figured Sizes: 1 to 14. Garden Dual cretonne inside with plain 5 9 .9 5 FdU size bed and table 55-00 brass t o e s ...... $19.95 PINKING chartreuse satin outside; Reg. I1S..V) and ( I ) $42.00 Queen Anne Oc­ Regularly $1 to $.3.98, Now SOc to $2.Q0 SPRAY modern grey figured cretonne 117.50 Polished 1ST.93 value! Brand new casional Cliair; upholstered with plain wine velvet out­ Brass 3-way lamps; Daystrom design with\«*ten- in rose figured tapestry $33.50 SHEARS elite and psrrh- side; Green figured cretonne •ion Daystromlte top that acids, GUN ment shades. Rag. $4.95—Special Reg. I1.9R—rSp«ial with plain Chartreuse texture knives, cigarettes can't harTvi. 55.00 (1) $22.00 Lamp Table; ou tsid e...... e*. 824.50 Four matching chalra. Red hr mahogany; stretcher base_, GIRLS’ COnON DRESSES frey. turned legs ...... $9.95 $ J . 2 9 m 862.00 Cocktail Table; $ 3 - 2 9 kidney shaped; mahogan.v (1) $79.00 Chippendale BOYS’ WASH S t e .■with satinwood banded top; Sofas in Matelasse - 149-®® Wing Chair; chartereuse plas­ duncan pbvfe base; brass tic cover; ball-and-claw feet; Sizes; 1 to 6. ' toes ...... 849.95 Regularly $198.00. New pleated-key-arm iJaaign. baaed on lha fam- nail trim m ed ...... I49..50 ouj old Laiwaon pattern. Choose It with three ciishiona, as ahoa-n. ( I)' 8.51.95 Step Table; ma- nr two. Tailored to order in your choice of grey.- roee or green (1) 8105.00 5 Pc. Chrome \Mstelasse in an all-over leaf design. 3 week • delivery. hoganv; lattice base; fluted Breakfast Group; yellow lin­ legs ...... 821.95 en Daystromite top ; aeat and • 1 . 0 0 back upholstered in yellow Reg. $2.98 to $4.98. -v. (1) 86.5.00 Pembroke Ta­ plastic ...... 879.95 i'l; ble;- mahogany; 1-drawer: Maple Kneehole y fluted legs with bras.s fer­ (1 ) 8384.50 8-Pc. Solid $1.29 DIAPER BAGS ...... -----.... 49c rules ...... $ 19.75 Desk - 5450 Cherry Bedroom Group; 4- ALUMINUM. d ra ^ jr dresser base with $4.98 Infants’ Madiera DreMc* — i- • > $2.49 L A M P P O S T (1) 844..50 Boudoir Chair;^ mirror. 7-drawer chest, full button tufted seat and back; Regularl.v $65.00. Big 22x44 Inch aize with dou­ size flame top Poster Bed $3.00 BIRDSEYE DI.APERS ...... $2.69 ^OkoiW iHumt blue repp cover: white pip­ ble file drawer in right pedestal. Solid hi as.s bad Bigelow Twist ...... 8275.00 LAMTBKN handles shown, or butterfly design. Quality built; ing; blue valance . . . . 82lt95 beautifully finished. $4.98 ALL WOOL SHAWXS...... $2.49 NUMftiwiMM — (1 ) $85.00 Chippendale (1) 8110.00 Lounge chair; MCTWMl CNSTMCTWI Broadloom Miror; Mahogany, broken loose spring-cushion seat; 33-75 Pediment top with flame fin- IM T Itm E U I IMTtU grey figured tapestry with ial, 19x27” irfate .... 819.95 grey fringe valance . .8,69..50 Barrel Chairs - 59-75 For RED TAG DAYS MCMU UlfiTII I NET (1) $198.00 Lawson Sofa; $98.00 valua! Like the wing chairs abova, theaa De lux« (1 ) 8335.(M) 3-Pc, Mahog­ sq. yd. 2 cushion model, button back, IrsL U lP in t Tl FIT UY Innerspring too are covered in cloae-out patterns of fine Mata- W hite Enameled any Chippgndale Bedroom u m n laases. Choose from red. green and grey color­ upholstered in grey damask 10% DISCOUNT Don’t Forget to Group; 4-drawer twell front Mattresses ings, for Immediate delivery. Nall trimmed...... $189.00 •a dresser with m irror; .5-draw­ tVorth $9.98 today! Made with Per- msiset yarns that won't uncurl even after Reg. Price er swell front chest; full size (2 ) $36.50 Bleached Ma­ ON EVERYTHING IN OUR Ghcck Our Fishing Regularly $49.50. A m attreii valua repeated washings. Nine-foot width, cut hogany Side Chairs; choice of 829.95 fiative top poster bed with that la haid to beat. Hera'a a mat- to any length. In Chalk Grey or W^oodland Tackle Department blanket rail; broken pedi- treaa- that rolaxaa your whola' body Ut Rose. ^ 1 2 with bo-ind ends $9$. gold and green or raipberry Red Tag Price «.ment headboard .... 8289.00 aplnc-toothing comfort. Carafully f and green satin striped seat • CHILDREN’S SHOP • For Some Real bench-built with euatom tailored taa- S pieces covers ...... $14.95 (1) 81ftl^0 2-Pc. laving tiires you sea in the moat costly bedding. Full or twin alsei. (1) $149.00 Lounge Chair! $18-95 Rctl T^g Special*' Room Grq^p; Sofa and lounge button tufted back, T-cushion ehair; modern styling, uphol- Dining. Room spring-down seat; blue, da­ atered In grey and red tex­ mask upholstery, frinf* val­ .CARROLLS. tured material; -blonde legs ance; shop-marked . .$74.50 ...... 8275.00 Deck Chairs - 8 *^® FREE! Your Choice Of A 1 8 1 0 . 0 0 (1 ) $284.00 4 Pc. Bedroom (1) 87.5.00 Pembroke Ta­ fltfulArly 111.50. Plftin red. Group; Hepplcvrhite styling RED TAG VALUES ble: solid mahogany; inlaid; You can afford Watkins green or l»iue water repellent cov­ in veneered Mahogany. 4- Screw Driver With Every Purchase 1 d r a w e r ...... 849.50 tUgularly $$$$. Lowaat p|dc« y t **r ert; padded .seat and h ^ d rest. drawer swell front dresser M Wth Century mabogany and gumwood White-fringed canopy! base with mirror. 5-drawer From Our Gismetic' Shop (1) 822..50 Taimp Table; group. W Inch Oilppendslt credensa. ' w' 4 ■*> ' ‘ Solid Mahogany J 10x80 inch Duncan Ffiiyfe Ubte axtenda to chest, 2 twin size sleigh Mahogany: square top; 7$ inchaa. Bharaton ana almlr M b e d s ...... $169.00 Regularly Sale Price W e have.Red Tagged many item* in our *tore stretcher ha.se; tapered legs aid# chairs. I ...... 89.95 (1 ) $159.00 8-Pc. Bedroom for this event. Some are one of a kind. Group; Hepplewhite styling 25c Tweeaera ...... ^ (1) 889.00 Armlessi^Hfbper in veneered Mahogany. 4- 39c Clievy Chase Wave Set ...... • 10® Chair; button Tufted seat, 19900 drawer swell front dresser and back; blonde legs; char- base with mirror, 6-drawer 40c Noxenia ...... 29c treu.se velvet cover ...839.95 Regular $19.95, '. famous "Gem" make In rich Free Ticket Oh Drawing for tha three big. claasie maple finish. Drop side as shown, decoratediand chest, full size pieces akctched ihcludlng panels, sturdy link spring. Mattress extra...... $98.00 15c epmbs ...... 7c (1) 8127..50 2-Pc, Lojihge mirror! Uaually $J95.00i With Every 50c Purchase Or Over Chair with Ottoman ' to Double drawers Jit top of (1) $79.00 Lounge Chair; match: loose pillow-back dresser''and chest. Beau­ button tufted back; T-cush­ cushion: brass nail trim ; beige tifully built and flnlahed. ion aeat; square arms; green FOR S A L E figured tapestry ...... 898.00 figured tapestry $49.50 2 1 (1) ITS-OO’ Occasional. Tub (1) $24.00 Mahogany Claw- 2>60c Size Wildroot Cream Shampoo ’. . 59c Chair; upholstered -figure Fe/f fi and-Ball Chippendale Desk rose frieze; nail trim . ■. $39.9.5 Kelvinator Chair; Grey ana Maroon $1.00 Value Pepaodent Paste « d B n ^ . 69c Dinin|-Uiving Room 8.8 Thayer Strollers - 19*®^ striped damask seat . .$14.95 (2) $69.50 Step Tables; mahogany; brown leather sturdy all-matal eenstruatlon I ' ' ‘ ^§5 - 2-69 (1) $44.60 Boudoir Chair; ‘ top; gold tooling each $49.75 2 1 9 9 5 Witt) padded Interior, big-tired button tufted scat and back; Table - 4^ ” wheels. Pueh-htndle folds for peach figured glosheen cover; l e S A L E S U K.MAIKSt MA0€Hisrn storage or travel. Aluminum (1> $89.00 ArmlCM Fan- green piping; box pleated val­ Wax. $89.9$ Bharaton IRbla with M|i Bava $80.00 bn thii 1949 modal Keivtnator- with big i . l with gr4y or turquoise. back C h air;. Peach . figured Budget dew drop laavaa. U xU -Inchaa eloaadj j ance ...... $24.95 $J.OO Carioci Cologne . . • L O l ttart inches open. Mahogliny snd gu«»- loublq foot capacity! Ofiginall]u^289.9S. Frosen food tai>eetry intide; plain aqua I chast holds 30 poudda of frozen foods and ice cubes; four (1) $32.50 Small type iSar- T il. 4148 homefipun outside; loose cusit' Term s I I lee trays. Glass-covered meat tray; two vegetabla ertap- rel Boudoir Chair; pleated 49c Pocket Lighters • o'o;#;* o . . . . l ! > c ion ...... * $49.50 •w . * ' Frtmed back; blue quilted satin cover; III ...... ER FUEL OIL COAL (1) $165.00 Console Table; m eggali*ll fringe flounce; looae custom built; mahogany with T-eushkm ...... • • $17.95 MaterialaLpaiiii and Hardware I’ictufes - 8-^® inlaid ed ge., ...... ^..$98.00 rormeriy $14.00 to $11.78. $ifoztly (1) $28.50 Step Table: ^la- A. H. to 5 P. m . IteitY lacluding large. ovcr-iaant«l aissa. Hunt*, aea- (1 ) $79.50 Nest o f $ Ta- hogany ;*leather top with gold j'' aesjiaa.' landccapaa; aUU Ufa. Fitm w *' tooling $19*95 ■ ■ ■ '•w-4>pcn *Til7(«g| m Satordaj bl#a; Mahogany-.brown leath- iitgtoy ahefMsrtiii. .M. stretcher base $39.10 ,..V ■ ^ .J- 70

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RED TAG DAYS - a t BQISON’S r e d t a g d a y s RED TAG DAYS i Red Tag Spedals Items For Your Home ‘ JULY 6.7-8 And Personal Use The Biggest Sales Event Of Ine Year m CROSLEV WORKSAVER i e i i m T elevision Chrome Furniture Plan now to buy and save at this event. Guaranteed savings on nationally adver­ tised TELEVISION.. RADIOS ..REFRIGERATORS . WASHERS . .RANGES.. m I K " • » « . —AT— FURNITURE AND BEDDING.. RUGS..SMALL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES. All I >* \ PLAIN COLOR Ml « m "COHVEHIENCE LEVEL’ \ 0*1^ 4*7 4*1 Special Sale , brand new stock, guaranteed and .serviced by a company with a 20 year reputation. Chrome Chairs— • * SUEDE CORD TERMS TO FIT YOUR INCOME available on all merrhandise. Sale Prices FIGURED AND PLAIN DRAPERIES Buy A 1950 Television Set Now At Sale Prices Geiiuine Formica Tables DRAPERIES LOOK OVER OUR STOCK OF THE BEST BRANDS, INSTALLED AND Uae them for dhipea or on trayeraa Reductions Up To Philco Electric SERVICED BY EXPERTS. 20 MODELS TO SELECT FROM. 24” * 42” $ 1 7 - 9 5 Values to $8.98 pull cord rods across your win- Range Values! dows. . 42 inches wide, 72 inches $50 .trade Id allowance for your old range—OR FRRR 8< 'j in. tuba 12('2 in. tub* 12'{ in. tuba Jong. we ntll wire, your kouae a r v in TELETONE PHILCO 30” X 48" *3.98 for an elerirle range up to TABLE MODEL TABLE MODEL $27-95 $50 eoal. TABLE MODEL pair Reg. Price $1*9.68 R«t. PriM ilM.Sa Reg. Price $t9a.5t 150 Special UP TO $30 TRADE IN ALLOWANCE F O R $99.50 $119.50 ^$169.50 YOITR OLD WASHER. Geninne Fornuca Tables Genmne Fornuca Tables BUY BENDIX WE GUARANTEE A PERFECT PICTURE! RED TAG SPECIALS $4,69 TTie heat automatle washer 30” X 40” X 48’ IN OUR d o w n s t a ir s DEPARTMENT huv! NEW LOW PR'CI-S! 30r X 40” X 48” l2 ' i in. Hcraan 12'i Mcraan 10 in. Hcrecn 3” Apron $ 39-95 PAPER VENETIAN BLINDS Reg. $S.9$ and $$.49 Special CAPEHART HALLICRAFTER * HALLICRAITEK 0 1 ^ .9 5 2” Apron $32-95 .M.MW ♦ I Kor anwll and regvlar window*. Theoe w^ CELANESE MARQUISETTE One l-7orenre Deluxe Com- TABLE MODEL CONSOLE , CONSOLE m I.W .. ^ last for year*. Takp Inside mMt*UTP- O Q lilnatliin ks* and Oil range ments for sl/.e. Bach ^ I . * TAILORED CURTAINS t-4 model. Keg. $971.50. Reg. $*mjio Beg. $U$.$a Reg. $$$9.80 Brat Urade—80 Square as and 77 Inrhe* long. A ls p a c* fully ONLY S249.50 $299.50 • Upio 23* more apace hi aama aite 10% Discount On All Custom Built Sets PERCALE PRINTS . . 39c Yard Pair $2.98 $229.50 $219.50 cabinet. Nearly 2 cubic feet of extra SALE 1‘RICES ON rsh*ereted. \. CLOSE o i t : apace all r o m p l r t e l v refri(jerated! All $$.49 ng. QU.VLITY GAS FREE TABLES INCLUDED—WORTH $1 7.95 a l M$y to roach White plaelic ahel vea completely 4 WASH GOODS...... Yard 49c Figured Rayon MArquiselle RANGES ooty to oso receded in heavily insuinted door. CAPE COD Save up to $.50. Big trade TAILORED CURTAINS/ Id allow ancr tor Tour old 12'1 tuba 12'2 tuba 12*2 tuba Close Out Specials RUFFLED FRAME CURTAINS Reaiitiful pattern*. $2.98/ range. EMERSON PHILCO MOTOROLA aOOR COVERINGS Fine cotton niarcpitxette. •’>4. *5 and A Q CONSOLE CONSOLE CONSOLE 6 X 9 Felt Base Rugs FEATURING PHILCO 7* Inohra long. ^ Reg. Price $*89.89 BeUBT PrvducU fo r U appi«r L iving ** Heavy Weight Felt Base AI*o t lot CotUge Set* $1.89 Set Ruffled Rayon REFRIGER.\TORS Reg. Price $**9.86 Reg. Price $$a9Jia Limited Quantity (An Is) , MARQUISETTE CURTAINS FanimiH for qiiatlly the Latest Patterns, Perfect Quality, Full Rolls CURTAINS AND COITAGE SETS world over. $199.50 $299.50 $229.50 a Ruffled Permanent F1nl»h Orgnndy 100 inrhe. uide to the |uiir. 410 O ft B.7. 77 a/iil Kl Inche* long. Pair. SI 89.50 «» $349.50 $ 2 0 .00 down. 2 yrs. to pay • Rayon Frame Ruffled Marqulwtte Plan now In trade In your • fv>ttage Set.* SAVE ON RADIOS AND RADIO-PHONOGRAPHS ADMIRAL — CROSLEY All color*. Many. »niall lot* of ruffled curtail^ All $7.98 Permanent FInl.h old refrigerator. Get pur 2 Sq. yda. • 9 3 ® DOrBI.R trade In allnwanee PHILCO ADMIRAL 9 8 ® - and collage *et* reduced to clo«e out. 9 q ORGANDY COTTAGE SETS NOW! TELETONE EMERSON USED REFRIGERATORS MOTOROLA — RCA-VICTOR All nilor*. Special 8 day* oply. $2.69 Ivory Table Radio-Phono Radio-Phono - Radio-Phono Plain and Floral ‘ SALE! modal with FM Reg. $M.$a STROMBERG-CARLSON PLASTIC DRAPES . . . . 98c Pair Famou* Make Reg. $1*J8 Reg. $M.$a $24.95 OTHER SPEQALS TOO NUMEROUS TOO MENTION. INNERSPRING GOOD VALUE GUARANTEED PAPER DRAPES ...... 89c Pair Reg. $1 .13 and MATTRESSES $74.50 $59.50 $79.50 Beautiful floral* or *trlpe*—aU color*. $10.95 ZENITH $1.19 Reg. price to $99A0 FREE PENNIES FOR YOUR PARKING METERS. 69c CRETONNES .... 59c Yard NALK PRICE BEAUTIFULMAHOGANY CONSOLE RADIO-PHONOGRAPHS WITH F/M . Reg. $1.49 Scranton $19.95 and $29.95 Twin or Full «lr,e. PHILCO iRCA VICTOR CAPEHART PHILCO For tho ‘‘FuR-M«isure” Values LACE CURTAINS. . . $1.09 Pair NYLON Radio-Phono Table modal A beeutiful eeaeele Tef* fer gaamy SALE! S idMiagera. Radio-Phono HOSIERY with claM. Reg. hm BMt! c lo .se o i t : Famou* Make $taa.80. Reg. iiteaa Rag. $M$ ■peed rhgagea. P otterton ’s 11 Manchester Floor Covering Co. MAPLE CRIBS MARTEX TOWELS $319.50 $89.50 $24.50\39 MAIN ST. ABLE RADIO SOLD DURING RED TAG DAYS. CHOICB AT THE CENTER GUEST S IZ E ...... 19c included. - FREE! ABLE RADIO SOLD DURING RED TAG DAYS. CHOICB Value* to 79c OF MOTOROLA, RCA-VICTOR, PHILCO $19.95 to 149.50. .SALE! LOUNGE CHAIRS PACIFIC TRUTH CTioIre of cover*. t FOR SHEETS AND Reg. $s.ae THE PRICE o r ONE. .CASES PRINTED $49.50-559.50 THE TEXTILE STORE Pay for one—tiet 7 CH.VIR# r m r TABLE 81 K 99 77 x 108 BENSON’S (OVERS Aj L. SLOCOMB, PROP. $1.98 each UNFINISHED^ sa X 7? 913 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER HARDWOOD CHAIRS FURNITURE and APPLIANCES Pillow Omcs .. 49c each $2.98 TAG DAYS SPECIALS AT GAUDETS 48 X M 4* X Sa $1.98 NEAR THE MANCHESTER SAVINGS BANK . (Worth $4.98) 713 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER TEL.853S A FREE GIFT TO THE FIRST 150 LADIES TO VISIT OUR STORE HAMILTON BEACH FAMOUS MAKE EARRINGS All Items ROSARIES $1.95 a ll jewelry MIXERS NOW 2 Pair $1.00 . ill Liiniterl SHIP CLOCKS T’in and Earring Seta War. $*8.70 $34.50 WmilXOPair Quantities. Religious Medals vow .... $17.95 Bracelets Shop Early for Sold Gold Earrings FAMOUS MAKE POP-UP NURSES EAPEt These Great Gold Filled and Sterling FAMOUS MAKE iTHIiRSOAY - FRIDAY Gold Fillerl Earrings TOASTERS WATCHES $8.95 Specials STAINLESS STEEL >iiND SATURDAY $1.00 Gold Filled Choker# $19.95 Don’ t Be Cooking ^fensils MICKEY MOUSE niil Disappointed Sterling Chokers ^E N *8 4-PIECB CIGARETTE with Coppe^ Bottoma TIE SET BOPALANG CASSIDY \ ino/. J/\cc lA OFF Waa $S«.00 WATCHES - $4.95 1/3 OFF ON ALL ON EVERY FTEM IN THE STORE❖ i v i i w r i E n DIAMONDS ROGERS 7 (♦Except Fair-Traded; Price Fixed Itema) SILVERPLATE CLOCKS $ 3.95 Shop Blairs For Bargains Galore LOCKETS Were R5.9S ’ NEW SUMMER •COTTON and COCKTAIL BeaiiBfal SETS Gofd Filled PLAY CLOTHES SHEER DRESSES Prices Slashed b NOW $3-95 t.’’ , From $17.95 BeautifaL Electric COMPACTS •SWIM SUITS *C0ATS,TOPPERS $12.95 Pricen Slashi Prices Slashed Reun Up to 110.00 From $24.95 From 15.95 NOW$2.50^ -te - V -^■'■AtL INCLVDED IN THIS EVENT COCK’fA IL $17.95 NOW $3.95 SHAKERS BIRTHSTONE You’ll find Blair’s a happy hunting ground for Rad Tag Val­ Priren Slashed ALL STERLING ues! You’U find all the brand niiw aumraer faahiona. . . .at From $9.00 PERCOLATOR RINGS . a 10% discount. (Except Fair Traded, Price Fixed rtema). ^ SILVER Every department is contributing its full share of grand val­ % OFF $6.50 SETS i OFF ues for Red Tag Dayr, Come . . . share in theae wonderful Formerly $29.95 HOLLOWARE bargains. - ' y ' ' ON ALL ^ jMt ei Meali WEDDING % 0 F F EXPANSION UNOS STONE nmv ■■>!■.< om 9$Ai $22.50 5 0 % OFF BANDS Miany itami rtduMd M m 7Ji. S Cool Summer Dtoasea RINGS All sizea 10-20 16Vb-24‘/i -up to 50% Get Your $5.M to $35.00 %: ■■ V - ■■■. Voidable ^HILE YOU SHOP—-ENJOY BLAIR’S In Ytnir Old Watch C o u p o n s ^ $SO.Oik0^llowance MODERN L- JiW ELERS Ml M iUN StWET MANCHCS'I KK BVtiMMi HKRAbll. MA^^JME!»I ER. WEONESDAT, JULY 8, 1980

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state-owned apartments to house this l,000>mlls obstacle racs. Four Malaya Iron 1« 300,000 cltlMna s m under way. G eorf^ Raiiing days alone wera spoilt In trying Soma now are going w where the to cross a rlTsr. Sent to Britain Ohetto wall atood. '^ e Qhetto’a Fish Crickets The West Bengal gorernment stony desert la being cleared for bought the bus for use In Calmit* new construction; preferred to take It aldng m For Your the trunk road. Deserts, Jun­ . Blngapore—(AV-Malaya*s larg­ Warsaw’s rebuilding is a sourca Atl«iU-

WITH EVERY 50c PURCHASE 4. 17 JEWEL WATERPROOF AUTOMATIC '''s & _____ B. 17 JEWEL WATERPROOF DOCTOR’S WATCH ^ Red Tag Days MEN’S 5.98 GABARDINE SLACKS C 17 JEWEL WATERPROOF SHOCK^ RESISTANT Famous J. P. Stevens fabrics and Bnr-MiL AD rayon and wool and rayon ^ 7 7 Brown, bine, tan, green and gray. Sizes 29-42. R«F. 2.98 V 1* , COOL co n o N WASH SLACKS MEN’S 4.98 SUMMER GABARDINE SLACKS With zipper fronts. Brown, blue, tan and gray. Sizes 29-42. 3 ” HUNDREDS OF FINE .68 MEN’S SHORT SLEEVE SANFORIZED COTTON w a t c h e s MEN'S ATHLETIC SHIRTS 17 JEW EL T-SHIRTS ^ SPORT SHIRTS Our biggatt toloction of man'* woih liockt in yaonl.Naw plaid*, KNIT BRIEFS ^ pair E O® Only two to a customer. Blue, tan, brown and gray. Solid colors. Sizes: and *lripa*. . . mora hond*oma c^- While ’they Last. Sizes 36-46, Small, medium and large. or* than wa'va ever offered at 29-42. 1 « * thU low price. You wont ’em cool— MEN’S 2.39 BROADCLOTH SHIRTS! aure, but the** hove good looks MEN’ S SOCKS ...... 4 Fira.OO including Federal tax you didn't axped in cotton dock*. Fancy 'patterns. Tag Special! NeweM: pat- POLO SHIRTS Ma, white# I# regidar Rot seam* . ; . full pleat* . . . Solid colors, white, blue, tan and canary. MEN’ S SUMMER SOCKS------.3 Pair 1.00 ifN ad eoUar atyka. AU 199 cuff* . . . Talon Zipper front*. Sizes: Small, medium and large. IJght fancy shades. aad vat 6y«drSave b o w . Big Selection! Sonforizod to stay right *ize. MEN’S SANFORIZED WASH MEN’S BATHING Outstanding Val ues In RIG. 49c BEAU DURA SLACKS TRUNKS Stripes, plaids and suntap twills. Valued at 2.98. Solid shades, tan. Men’s and Ladies’ Waterproofs JEANS Sizes 29-42. BRIEFS A A c blue, gray, boxer style. Sizes 29-42. Bpeelal Price • All 17-Jewel QualU.v Movements of Preci.'.ion 1.00 VALUE, BEAU’HFUL Sanforizod (l%'*hrinkogo) Smooth fitting, long weor’mg Workmanshipl loan*. FuH cut, copper rivatad, elastic leg and bond leg brief*. HANDKERCHIEFS a F.ach Watch Fully Guaranteed by Michaels yol:e-back. Savol 22'A-34. Pink, white. All size*. * White on white. TIES Against Mechanical Defects! / 8 p , , 1 . 0 0 All patterns. ______^ WHILE THEY LAST. •‘ Even 14-K Gold Cases for Women! Highly . Styl^ with Cord Bracelets! MEN’S ALL WOOL 1.79 CHILORiN’S 1.39CHAMBRAY M E N ’S g A b ARDINE and POPjLIN '‘AV- a Some Men’s Styles with 10-K Gold Caeea / , and Straps! SKIPS SHIRTS ZIPPER JACKETS SPORTCOATS • Lady’s Gold-Filled and Rolled-Gold-Pla^ed 1.54 Triple atltched 1.25 Fancy tweds.-Only 25 to choose C^ea on Cords and Expansion Band Water repellent. Tan, gray. Sizes I 1 ^ 9 9 Sove/ Rad or bhio fabric up- Full-cut Homesteader*, rein­ from. Sizes 36-42. Reg. 22.50. a Men’s Gold-Filled and Rolled-Gold,^lated 36- 46. 5.98 value. ^ I JH ftA pars, with thick, non-marking forced ok^ strain point*. Long Cases 6fi Straps and Expansion tondsl whito rubber lotos. BVi to 3.- toil*, non-rip sleeve facing*. • Choice of Lapel Cocktail Watches! BOYS’ SANFORIZED BROADCLOTH • Nurses’ Watches with Sweep Second Hand.**! BOYS' 2.98 WASH SLACKS • Men’s Water-Resistant Watches with Straps ENAMELED STURDY MCTAL PAJAMAS 4 QS and Expansion Bands! Checks and plaids. Sizes 6-16. All Fancy atripes, slip-on style. Valued at • Rhinestone Studded Cases with Silk Cords! 20-QT. CHAIR 2.98. Blue, brown, green. Sizes 10-18. - SierierVAyy ______s a n fo r iz ^ 1 * 1 • Wide Bracelet and Ban9^le Watches for W'om''n! “U ^ W m A I 1.37 3 .8 8 Extra deep—for ■;->< cold- Bright boked-anomel color*— BOYS’ K N IT BOYS'WASHABLE GABARDINE pock conningl Rock hold* 7 comfortobla shaped leaf and JR. - - I pOLQ CHIRtS pts. or qtv Resist* odd*. bock . . . ypUII wont saverall Pay Only/$2.00 a Monih BOXER SLACKS jL I Combed ^rns, beautiful stripes, I VirA«i9lB 1 filvM IU18. 4Bc SPARK PLUG Blue, brown and green. Sizes 4-10. I NAIl ASSOaiMINT SAVII ^ ^ C J «to. 4*. a a j WW BOYS’ BLUE DENIM DUNGAREES Nona finer at ony price! Fep Tou^h steal eommon, finishing up your pickup—*ava go* on Zipper front. Sanforized. Sizes 6-16. Jj^ and wir* noHs, brad* and lock* the highway. Buy o set! Red Tag Dayi $30. to $55. Vain packed in handy pfostit'hit. ssssss:^bssssssss=ss^^^=ssss BOYS’ JR. SJJ8PENDER COWBOY SHIRTS These are the same w.*>.tche« that have taldjLhrough. ^ 5 0 . 0 0 Cash Prizes $250-oo out the country from $30 to $60. DUNGAREES An thenew color combinations. Sizes Only because we snapped up a leading importer'.^ Blue and green. Sizes 4, 5, 6. Worth 6-12. JULY »>7.3 shipment of brand n"w watches is this mle possiuli. 1.49, There is no doubt these are the best values of 1950. BOYS’ SHORT SLEEVE SANFORIZED THURSDAY, 9:30 $50 BOYS’ SATIN TWILL IpPPER RIG. 114.S0 SPORT SHIRTS FRIDAY, 5:45 fi. M. - $75 JACKETS Solid shades and plaida. Shes 6-18. *‘SIA KINO** Biue, scarlet, green. Flannel lined. Vidoe 1.98. Sizes 14, 16, 18. I SATURDAY, 5:45 fi. M. - $125 S H.P.* TWIN ONE TICKET GIVEN FOR ______SOCKS EVERY 50c PURCHASE JEWELERS .... SILVERSMITHS SINCE 190() •88 MAIN QPP. OAK. MANCHESTER HU.C Mad W.40M tpm I Sizes 6V**10- All n«w summer shades. 4 p ir g ® ® DrawingM to Be Held ^ • Campora ol $1 so . Few* In Front of. Army & /Vary Club O l Ft REFRIGERATOR VALUE!’ arful, dapandobta Twin «-*paad* up to 14 _ BOYS’ SHO| ^ E E V E lapj*. 340* phmt ra- b o y s : s e e r s u c k e r if I9 9 ’ » versa. ^tuFo^eofis revdml 5HIRTS Barter. Qely'/iST Ibat. SHORTS ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CUNN.. >TEDNESDAY. JULY ». 1980 X* MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, JULY B. 1950

WHITE NAVY BED SHEETS ^ SPORTSWEAR Red Tag T-SH IRTS ^ 1.25 • BATHING SUITS 3.98 up Single nr Double SiXe • PLAY SUITS ^ . 3 for 1.12 A, 2.50 Value MEN'S WEAR. Specials • SHORTS X 8 5 7 MAIN STREET • HALTERS / RUBINOW BUILDING g AT \ STORE-WIDE KNITTED POLO SHIRTS •> MIDRIFFS POLO SHIRTS. Reg. ,1.00 REDUCTION • P E D A i PUSHERS GflRTnEeis Special 777 Main St. Manchester, Conn. 2-3448 i DIAMOND’S Reg. 1.'95 OF 1.59 75c • POLO SHIRTS Values. Army & Navy • DUNGAREES ALL OUT EFFORT ; 15% • SLACKS FOR RED T A G DAYS BRAND NEW NAVY FOR ARM Y CO TS • SLACK SUITS HAMMOCKS RED TAG DAYS ONLY TO GIVE MANCHESTER , Reg. 4.95 Thurs., Fri. and Sat. Only Reg. 4.95 100®/o NYLQN SHIRTS 3.95 3.95 Make the most of your fiKar** Suggestiona For Your Vactaion Ua Our \,^ Have fun in the sun this sum­ By iFilaon Brothers Cdinvenient mer with SPORTSWEAR frgm PINAFORES - SUNBACKS Open weave for comfort, good looha and long wear, aingin BECK’S . . . xt popular priceo. STRfeET DRESSES or double cuffa LAYAWAY Khaki House Paint Regularly $8.95 DIAMOND’S Sheers, Org:andies, Marquisettes PLAN Handkerchiefs Reg. 1.95 Gal Special for Red THEY’LL LONG REMEMBER 1.75 gal. COATS AND SUITS i PRICE Prices From $5.98 Jo $15.98 l^ g Days Only '...... $6.37 A' Small Deposit ARMY an d NA VY 10 for 1.00 Guaranteed Holds Your Selection THURS.—FRl.—SAT.—JULY 6. 7. 8 TEL. 2-3908 997 MAIN STREET s t r a w Windbreaker HATS JACKETS 3 DAYS ONLY 1 Spedal Let Of $3.50 Values H alf Price NECKWEAR Nationally advrrtiwl. Sorry! l f c e ______Values To $1.80 $2.19 We can’t mention the name! 5 5 c Each $5.00 Values Reg. $12.50 NOW SMASH — , taSO* u/e€ir ’S h o p 2 for 81.00 $3.19 $6.25 p»a»l‘®- FOR RED TAG DA YS $7.50 Values Reg. $7.95 NOW PLASTIC DRAPES THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURPAT These are only a feur Manufarturrr.* Drop I’nllrm. of ilrg. of the special values we $4.89 $3.97 1.40 In fl.06 quality. offer for Red Tag Days. tf SLEEPERS There are many, many JULY 6-7-8 others. Shop Keller’s dur­ PLASTIC CURTAINS CHILDREN’S CREPE BLOUSES DRESSES ing Red Tag Days FOR t SPECIAL LOT OF T-SHIRTS. ALL SALES FINAL VALUES TO $2.00 .... lAUy< Patirrn i’alanor Top. White and 1-PIECE PAJAMAS Women’s Cottons Women’s EXTRA SPECIAL I'aatrln. Keg. 1.08. $1.00 Vshie! VALUES IN QUALITY Sixes 1-6. White — Pastels Washable Cottons COTTON KNIT MEN’S W E AR. 1 SPECIAL. LOT OF SPORT SHIRTS. 20% OFF ON EVERY VALUES TO $4.95 . . . Eyelet Trim Sun Backs and Dirndls PRESTIQE LACE PAIRS °S S q'a, “Tailor.^ To Fit Yoa" POLO SHIRTS Bl o u s e in s t o c k Irregular, a t tanMiii. name. Itcg. 1.1)8 $1.98 Value! n» ^ w a SI.00 Value! NYLON HOSIERY and t.08 value. „ Sizes 12-.30 $1.00 • Cottons Cap Sleeve e Rayons Short Sleeve PLASTIC “ S i. “ TENNIS Formerly $1.59 and $1.98 • Nyloiu Long Sleeve TOTS* STUItO^ $ 1 . 4 7 89 c Formerly $1.65 and $1.98 All color, nnd rtyle. *u»t .elect tb« blouse Fine combed >wm In the P*P^ COH AGE SETS SHOES ler Interlock .titch. Snort yoo want end deduct 50% from the re)njl»» "Fine Kayon MarquI.elte Pair.. Irrrg. iOXER SHORTSX ClMtnR oot thin line hi 61 z«“ *e e'-enlnf RED — NAVY .leerea Stxe. 8, M. l~ price. lar. at 2.08 quality. Children’s — Misses’ idieer or ba»lne«« .beer. Darker tone.. X- n d 4 y c Arch Support Sizes 7-3 Handbag Clearance r a y o n PANTIES Satfcy BREATHING BRAS Breathing Girdle MARQUISETTE PAIRS WaN m«8a, M l cwt pop- Heather. FallW. Suede. Odda and Enda from mir regular 1.40 893 MAIN ST.—MANCHESTER and I.S8 Cottage Set aliH*k. I’R. h T olYfeW Rm, iwUlt, M«fMieli*r<. . 3 9 $3.8 9 Dark eolora 39c Wothobla prinit, tolidt. Ryfflis $1.69 Regularly $5.98-$6.98 Reg. $4.98 NOW $2.69* Formerly 59c and 79c This is the Finest (iroup of Curtains and Dhapes we S«fM 1-Aw Regularly $2.50 have yet offered. Outfit your entire house and save. If! on o ur <■ Regular style hi 14” or 1^. Reg. $2.98 NOW $1.69*-^ Non run rayon In hi'tef .t>l^ In blue .hade only. SIms »5 lew. R A Y ^ S CtoNnx out thl. popular bra * Pins Federal Tax Size. S, M, L. a«$ Dungarees PLASTIC In the blue .hade only. to S2. REG. 2.69, 81x99 GIBUS’ REG. 1.98 Voo’O -^ .1' prW*’ Children’s Bine Denim Women's Brief Style Boxer Top In White or Psstels A Special Group Of Stock Up At This Price! 39c Value! Small SOver Slipper MATRON HATS 5 0 c each PEQUOT SHEETS SHORTS—PEDAL Sizes 2-6 lin g e r ie c l e a r a n c e Sixe 23. AT vl HATS FORMERLY AS HIGH NYLONS AS $4.98 PUSHERS 30% to 50% OFF H TRICE * « . 1 Reduced to $1.98 “ Our Famoua Styled like expentWe fobtic curtains . . . in wonderful Broken Sizes NYLOI* BOSE T.SHIRTS TOWEI^ son-wOt plastic that you con clean with o damp cloHi. Fifty-Oup^^ Rath Size SUPS-GOWNS-PAJAMAS Discontinued Styles 81^00 REDUCTION . . never hove to iron I Select yours in simulated Men’s White Cotton Extra Heavy\ ON ALL MID-SUMMER HATS Sizes 63 x 99 Small . M^ium • I^arue 22 X 44. AH Colors blocked voile whh red, blue, oreen or yellow dots 15 or 20 Denier (Lot size) . . . .2.13 C4)I* 69cXTalue! .19c Value! Reg. 85.98 . 83.00 83.98 and up $2.00 i.g 1“ ’ 72x99, Twin size** * h $ |.0 8 Formerly $2.98 To $8.98 Reg. 85.00 82.00 Size ...... 2.23 SLiPS-F-Tallored or la4se trhnmed In rayon crepe., taffetM and Denims, Broadcloths, 3 Pair $3.00 S n ^ m e I r r e g ^ bat Reg. 82.98 . 81-50 handbags Plaid and Check Trims, e D O W N tlnu^ .tyle. from atock. Size. K to 44. AH eolora. Sanforized. Sizes 7-14!' SO •2.98* HANDBAGS . Over 12 different styles wjSS- mnoll. MlecttoB of rayoa crepe. Formerly B6.XS. Two way stretch or zipper CASES s y 7.98 Value Blankets^ styles. All size, but not In to choone from. Our tegular evening riieer ot NOT AIX SIZES. T.OO dree. Uieer. Special for Red PAJAMAS—Cotton broadcloth and racrsucker In broken oolora. each style. .Reduced Rcg‘ WILL HOLD ANY BLANKET Tag Dsya To $1.98 100% WOOL^ Make small monthly payments and it will be ail paid OUT THEY GO— BOYS’, MEN’S OUT THEY GO— TROYS’, MEN’S GLOVE SILK SQUARES Cotton Anklets ; j I up when you need them this winter. ^ SEERSUCKER Colors: Black, brown, navy, CLEARANCE tan. HOUSE COATS * IS e SWIM TRUNKS __ aeS'ff Reg. $1.00 NOW^ 79c $1.00 i'M M lta ). ZIPPER JACKETS apght $ 3;7 9 Reg. $1.50 NOW $1.19 Regular $1.59 and $2.00 Formerly 39c WEATHER SEALED Formerly. $5.98 Reg. $2J5 NOW $1.79 laet eail an Bwha Tnarin. Ten paid cto"* SnuUI quMitity of fliM cottofl 1,S8 and t.M for these two weeks .22 gnat ten. Beat quality Double woven eottoa glove# Miklets la tixMi 7 to t fNity* T n paid S.SS and 4.SS far thia ago. aizee S-l$ boye. SmalL me- SHEET BLANKETS la bhK*. brown, taa. Slae# All sUk eqaarHPhi boUd o il. aame Jacket XS day. age. S tUf* Mermmker hi wrap areoad Ota or taney patteraa No wUfta. GLOVES dlian and large, men’a. I.ightwelKht Cottons for Top or Bottom Sheets mf eoachmaa iRyla. g to TW. ---- tMoat fahetea, waahabla. Slam EA. S-14 be7B’..Sa to 44 mea’a. Gottoiii Reduced to 59e Buy Now aufl Save SPECIAL' See our White Elephant 1 P R IC E ON Brawn, 'gold, aqaa, light Mae. DUESTSHON MARK FIRST AT GARTNER'S FAMOUS REG. 2.49 .99€ Extra Lon||; BRAS llkble of clearance mer­ SWEATERS LEATHERS formerly 83.98 GlfW’ 72 x 9 0 8 1 . 7 7 chandise. ^ Some damaged, FRUIT-OF-THE-LOOM Formerly 82.29 to-85.98. WHITES Reduced to 81.98 tome faded, some soiled, SHORT SLEEVE ACETATE gS H AI9 Now ...... 81.15 to 83.00 BROWNS Reduced to 81.00 bat nmrked at rediculoas II6HTWEI6HT RyMa or aR woel eardlBaa or sltp-on. Sheri prices. .* ec tang sleeve. r. COTTON PUIDS SPORT SHIRTS (top* Of Orantf Maea 14 tp lY la beaatttul anaaeth eeel aeetoto orepe. WaahaMe. Gaaiaatoai be Fralt of the Lem*. •pecief ■/ AH paatel eatore aai white. Twa way collar. Ihot 9.year pewamaa li ueiy kapertoat, far iheM r REG. X.39. COLORFUL STRIPES S' Wankah ore mode of ilaa, deep pile, beotHotoinln* Eoty-to-lounder; linglo- JEWELRY ' : Ike Med ihm yea reel pieledlee

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1980 ___ to Must of public hotiaing har* muat Uk« rulad that aach baakaapar must out bM-ating tnauranc* if they hava a S3.S00 policy to pay off want to kc«p be«a. Th* council any pasaaraby who got atung, to the apace. The hay la bald to Oatby, UBgland— —^Tananta place by hinged wooden alata with QaoiitetE Make Enough apace between theto for a \ . cOw** noee. Movement of the alata Cow C a f e t e r i a s when the cow* feed dialodge* hay >• from the space above. Johnstown. Pa. — There'll , Dewey-Richman RED YOirVE GOT TO GO be no more meter-feeding for am­ Inrgeat Crania putee veteran* when they park EXTRA SPECIAL "S^lways^ their cars In this city. TAG The skull of Ikhnaton, who m v- \ MTC th* oafeterlaa can olutlonlaed the Egyptian religion Police have issued special cards boon in (MdlnK tow* to ISOO years before Christ, Is one of to amputees for use on their care. Red Tag Days i DAYS M BtO« t» fo o t houi» a the largest human crania ever They exempt the disabled vets Om but ta BBt up InaW* another found,' according to the Encyclo­ from time restriction* on parking ^ ktileKnAv<^«ieAy :4 - * * ^ n 10>f0ot apace between pedia Britanhica. and from placing -BUT VALUES TO NOW $12.95 . $8.95 for R ^ Tag Dayg you’d find • ALUMINUM TRAYS, Regular 4 .9 5 ...... 1.95 Swedish Maple Dinette Set $40.00 . . $21.95 V ALUES TO NOW bargain* that will r^ ly open $9.95 . . $7.45 $ 1 2 .0 0 ...... $3.95 your eyes. $8.95 . . $5.95 Lower Prices Table and 4 iChaira. Reg. $79.95. $ 4 9 - 5 0 STATIONERY DEPT. BOXED STATIONERY, 1.00 Value...... White Shirts ONE LOT SHOES Than Ever For LEATHER BILLFOLDS, LADIES...... VALUES TO NOW HATS ALL MEN’S SHOES PEN AND PENCIL SETS, Regular 12.75 STYLEPARK AH Table Lanq>s $3.50 ..... $1.39 MALLORY 20% OFF SAVE ON THESE SPiCIAL lARGAINS: RED TAG BOCK ENDS, V2 PRICE REG. NOW At Half Regular Prices BRIEF CASES, Real Leather, Regular 9 .5 0 ...... Zipper Slurts $ 10.00 . . . . $6.25 SPORT COATS NOTE PAPER, Regular 5 9 c ...... REG. NOW $8.50 . . I.. . $5.25 REG. NOW Extra Bargains All Through the Storg- Our Cuftain Department offers probably the biggest selertipn DAYS POUND PAPER, Regular 1.75 B o x ...... $ 3 . 9 5 ...... $3.10 $ 7 . 5 0 ...... $4.65 $27.50 ____$17.95 f you've ever seen o f Ruffled arid Tailored Curtains and Cot- 20% DISCOUNT ON ALL $ 1 7 .9 5 ____$12.95 $ 1 5 .9 5 ...... $9.95 tage Sets. . . .All Budget Priced for Red Tag Days, “YOU CAN JUVENILE FURNITURE PAJAMAS SPORT SHIRTS ALWAYS REG. NOW $4.95 ...... $4.10 SHORT SLEEVES STRAW HATS DO BETTER KEM P’S, Inc. $3.95 ...... $3.15 REG. NOW ALL STRAW HATS • TAILORED U PERMANENT FINISH ;lr' AT SMART JEWELERS — SILVERSMITHS — STATIONERS $3.49 ...... $2.59 $ 3 . 6 5 ...... $2.79 MARQUISETTES' ORGANDY RUFFLES Furniture and Music 767 MAIN ST. $2.95 ...... $2.15 2 5 % O F F DRESS SHOP” 763 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER • PERMANENT FINISH $ 2 . 5 0 ...... $1.89 ♦ PL.4IN OR DOTTED SHORTS RUFFLED CURTAINS COTTAGE SETS BOXER OR GRIPPER $ 2 . 0 0 ...... $1.45 RAINCOATS EXTRA WIDTHS . . . ALL SIZES REG. NOW REG. NOW Hantaea'a Harrison’s Harriaon’s Harrison’s Harrison^s Harrison’s Harriaon’s HarireonV $1.00 ...... 79c FORMERLY UP TO $4.98 POLO SHIRTS $21.75 $15.50 Briefa $18.75 $12.50 KNITTED tL STARTS WHITE 79e ...... 56c $16.50 $ 11:4 5 REG. NOW Nylon $15.75 $10.50 $2.95 $2.15 $ 2 . 5 0 ...... $1.99 $2.50 $1.89 STAYS WHITE $1.95 $1.4S SOCKS Hairiaomls . . 99c ALL MEN’S SOCKS bzTisom*ls SELF CLEANING JERSEYS $1.50 Hatrisaii’a NOW $1.25 . . 89c Hairtmi’li' . 47c $1.00 . . 65c 2 0 % OFF Harrisoa’a Barriaia'a lUIflMB • Harriaaa'a \ ' i Harriaea’a Hantaoa'a' MADE WITH PURE LEAD, ZINC, TITANIUM GROUND IN PURE UNSEED pIL •A Baniaoa’s j -//AJ SCOOP' Hagriaoa’a 1 No Cleaning bills ! Buriaaa’s RED s h o p I/ ^Harriaon’s ! RED TAG IttMASN SrWMT 1 Hurriaon’s \ $ TAG \ ' ■ -pJ MANCMgSTCHXpMM, | f"' nburriaon’s | \ ■ SPECUL No Fading ills! Hurriaon’s SPEOAL Ibrriaoa’a 1 Barrlaon’s Harrlaon's 200 BOXES Harriaon’s PLASTIC Harriaon’s Harriaon’s i A rrlsoa’s i NASSIFF Ibvriaon’s E A T O N ^ S GAL. ]bnrison’s Harrison’s GAL. ttiiTison’a IN ARMS CO. I’s FINE PAPER w 8 GAL. CAN I GAL. C) n u i i w n ■ I 4 I OF MANCHES1ER *w —• — » I NOTES, LETTERS,, MEN’S BOXES it given with the nUIIBOn H it 4 in. pure briatle paint brush PlASDC 0RAPE& pr 99< Harriaon’s Florals, Solids, f.aees. Harrlaon’s © WHITE AND COLORS purchase of S Invites You Regularly 11.98 Harriaaa’s it- 1 in. pure bristle aaah brush / Harrison’a Ged. or More of « _ Harriaon’a to eama in and look orcr the HUGE atadi of aporting gooda that wa Harrison’s if Qt« ‘pure turpentine paint. have nuule available as MANCHESTER RED TAG DAYS a^edala. RUFFLED • Harrison’s ‘ H n T t e o B ’s YF P b f- naaorteri aandpuper^ WE_DO NOT PROMISE TO GIVB BVTOVTO1NC_AW A¥-.BIJT- PlastieGURTADiS p' Jl^ Hanison’K - ~ yodr dodar wiiU bnjr more Vaibi. Coortaej and Sanriea in ear atora AO Paatal Bhadeo. Rag. IS 98 IbnisaB’s GIFT - than aaywhara aloe. Harrison’s' ^RI-MAR PAINTS . ■ ■ I DUTCH BOY PAINTS SEE US TODAY PLASTIC HmfaoB’s| Regularly 75c to $7.50 DELIVERY SERVICE Harriaonls i HEADQUARTERS FOR Harrlaon’s I PHONE 1 LOOK FOR tH E JEEP STATIO n /w ACON COTTAGE SETS pr $1.29 WALLPAPER Choice Pattama and X M in. Regularly $2.08 ART SUPPLIES .08 PurT 6 8 8 7 • 7- > e Peasant Ware | Candy Jars | Planters PAINTING SUPPLIES NASSIFF ARMS COMPANY White P I4 8 1 ^O l POTTERY MIXING Shimmoring CiTatal FREE mcGiiL-conuERSE me EVERYTHING FOR ^ R T S AND SPORTSMEN Emerald Green Wire Staada ■** ^ III i f . Red or Groan Pota ’ DELIVERY BOWLS TrimanBaaa 1015MAIN |TiEIT,llANCaiMte^ l TEL. M<47 and Cnvor Wan or Table Stylaa ■ • 'A. MUNCMUSBirr ARMii » & PIJBNTY o r TBER i; 1 9 / A in'* WEDNESDAT. JULT I, IMO" jKanrlfi^Btfr ^Ettntins If^raUi R ed Tag Are Savings For You

The Weather Average Daily Net Prem Run Ferecaat ef V. 8. Weather Bureau For the Month of June, 1950 Toalght, geaarally fair; lew :-ik 9,904 r t i t t t g m m U i near ee. Friday. geaeraUy fair, leas humidt high Bear 84. H M B RED TAG DAYS SPECIAIS Member'”bf the Audit Bureau of Clrcnlattaaa Manchester—A City of VtlUfge ChanH A \ <* *5* ' (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE FOUR CENTS (daaaUloi AdverUalag ea rage 14) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1950

_ ^ ______-5# .. Given With Cosh Soles 0#i THURSDAY- -iJ" The First Doy Of The Sole! Reds Force Yank \ Truman Mad For This Sale Only FIRST QUALITY 51 GAUGE Ten Die In Collision OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF aerican Jet Planes Extra Special i 40% Off LADY I^EPPERELL Mother Kills Son, At Continued REG. $9.98— FINE QUALITY NYLON HOSIERY Of Santa Fe Trains; LUXURY MUSLIN SUMMER DRESSES New aummer colora. Regular or new dark aeama. Attacks His Wife , Rail Stoppage r a y o n c h e n i l l e Regulsr $8.98, Reduced to Red TiV Spedal 75 R id ers In ju red Blast Invading Armor SHEETS, and PiLLOW CASES Include# cottona, printInt ccrepea, print Threatens Drastic Ac­ Th. finest muslin aheeta made. ExtW smooth, aoft, fine finish aheera, ^_____u m , _____ ahwtonunga In Vernon Tragedy BEDSPREADS f?r r e a T f o X t and long wear, W ll?Bve 38% more wear than Cl l s a l e s f i n a l » 7 . 5 9 $ 1 . 2 9 pr- and 2 9 ^ for-spare hose Galesburg, 111., July 6—(;P)—Ten twestbound trsck, under automatic tion Against Strikers ordinary muslin. passengers were crushed and twist- train control. , BUT SEVERAL PAIRS ed to death today In a. freak col- ! Bill Carlthers, photographer (or Unless They Return But Can’t Stop Drive WhUe They Last! Q Q llaion of two sleek Santa Fe rail- : the Galesburg Register-Mail said 81x1 0 8 ------$2 « 7 9 Arthur Guzman Slain goloH S PrOtCSt way atreart)llnera, running tide by ; he went through the wrecked To Work Immediately Twenty-five Only ^ ^ SPRING and SUMMER SUITS CHILDREN AND GROWN UPS In Apparently Grazed ^ aide. ! coachei and counted eight dead. FINE QUALITY MERCERIZED Qoroner Chauncey Wood of i fo„p „f them'In a washroom Bulletin! Army of 4 0 ,0 0 0 ' R educed t o ...... ^ Peoria county announced the loll | Formosa’s Keeper Dawn Assault; Hickey M a k illfi R e p o r t . Other chwks placed the number Washington, July 6—(4^— Denies Yanks’ Trained by Russians Sam ^™ y'^“ch?;lnV N?w"fn ^ y , ‘ c h r 72x108 ------$] of ten. The number of Injured I of known d’ead at seven. One was President Truman said today Vatuea to J25.00...... A I I u „.. ,„ve.Iiga«..,l ranged between 50 and 75, some tiiui*, rose, blue, red. ALL SALES FINAL Heads an unidentified woman in a Peoria there are no present plans to Pushes 60 Miles Be­ critically. hospital; four were In the wash­ rail the National Ouard or PILLOW CASES COTTON ANKLET Slayer and Victim’s The wreck occurred early thia Situation9 Is room. and Otto Brinkman, Peoria Armed Forres Betervee to low Seoul; U. S. Cas­ IRREGULARS OF In turn back cuff stylea or atralght up komet rib atyles. Whita morning at Monica, III., 148 miles Journal Reporter, said he counted and colora. Size# 8 to 11. Wife Are Hospitalized southwest of Chicago. Monica is duty berauBo of the Korean bodies of two women In the wreck­ war. Bad in Korea ualties Reported to 42x36 — — 59< ^ “• GOP Minority Members 30 miles from Galesburg. age. One was badly mangled, TOPPERS Reduced to By Gerald T. Sapienza MaU Coach DeralU Be Heavy; Bad Weath­ Will Fight Proposed A mall coach of the El Capitan, so to 75 Injured Washington, July 6—(J’l'--Pres­ CANNON TOWELS A woman’s terrified voice The list of Injured ranged be­ ident Truman threatened today to extra fare all coach train running er Prevents Full Use pair for 7 2 ^ tween 50 and 75 persons: Some take drastic action unless switch­ Army BIuMta Report of 45x36 — —_6 5 £_ V gasping news over the tele­ Release Today During between Los Angeles and Chicago, Of U. S. Air Power phone of “serious trouble” at suddenly left the rails and swerved were In critical condition; others men abandon their strike on five Ameriean Oiitpont Be­ $11 and $15 Closed ' Door Session Into the Kansas City Chief, a com­ were treated for minor wounds major railroads. His statement at and FACE CLOTHS the Guzman homestead on and,released from hospitals im­ a news conference was In response Values to $25.00 bined pultman and coach express. ing Wiped Out; Says Tokyo, July 6.—dn not Impair the wearing qu^ttes. Lawn Chair, Reg. *5.95 ...... Now *4.95 shortly after arrival of police tomorrow when the committee nied vigorously that an American day's action. American field' BeauUful color* In a ^ yeUow. flamingo, green, peach 81x108 ------$ 2 . 9 9 Wooden slat back. CanVaa seat. Blue, red, green. from four piatol wounds. meets behind closed doors to take To Boost Propaganda Infantry outpost was "wiped ouP* sources pictured the ’ action the JEWELRY SALE Mrs. Mary Guzman, 60. mother Ita first look at a rough draft of by North Korean tank-led for<^es heaviest yet of the war. grey. ' . ■ of the slain man and who is be­ the proposed report prepared by Former Aide VIotr Adm. Arthur D. Ktrnble, \Lawn Chair,Oklahoma City, July 6.—(fl')— partment And Is being considered .of conviction-"^ are .40 years Im- bad weather. However, he caua- are for setting up a strong U.N. REG. 69ff FABRICS 5 5 ^ Charcoal Steak Grill, Reg. *4.00, Now $1.98 These are wanted slips for the hot days. Senator, Elmer Thomas and Rep. an interim document, with a final once In the event the war situation becomes worse. by the piMldent. prlqonmeny and $80,000 In fines. tloned. It takes time when troops police force. 39” FLOCK DOT VOILES. Extra hekvy guage. Spring lock. Large size. Cool and easy to launder, adjustable or Mike Monroney rallied their verdict on the McCarthy accu#a- Davis,/Whose clients have In- and heavy equipment must be hamburg straps. Also half slips of Same If such Inductions are ordered, Othera familiar with the propos­ Secretary-General TrygvA, Ue O f Two Jobs 38" ABC PLAIN AND PRINTED DIMITIES. forces today for an all-out drive tions to come later. clude^-ihe late Tom Mooney, Gon- , moved over long distance#. and his top aides would like to see Qothes Basket...... Special *1.00 material. Sizes 32 to 40. Reg. $1.98. Special $ 1 . 7 9 Hlckenlooper and Lodge have Rogers said, he will sponsor legis­ al s a i^ t calls for concentrating SIZE 24x40 36” PRINTED PIQUE. for voUa In the July 26 Democrat­ promcoly on the danger spots vietpd In thp 1916 Preparedness Not Minor Incident the Korea fighting ended Immedi­ 36” CIRCLE SKIRT FABRICS. \ Size 16” X 26” . ic run-off primary In Oklahoma. made It plain, however, that they lation to: ' 1. Insure that no Inducted men whlli! Congress decides whether to ppy parade bombing In ten Fran­ Commenting that the Korean ately with-the North Koreans pull­ Struble Says Hi§ Ship# Giarden Fence \ ...... Special *1.00 ..^Monroney enters tb* strenuous expect the Democrat# to regard lose their regular life Insurance )TOve-a longer range, vastly ex- cisco, said he "had helped aeven war is "certainly not a minor Incl- ing back beyond the 38lh P#rallel, three-week campaign as the man CThinesc apply for birth certificates drnt,” the Official spokesman said boundary between North snd SlzA 18" X 6'. $1.49 value. through premium lipsea. ^ided American effort to countey Can Protect Formosa REG. 79i^ FABRICS 69<^ CHENILLE BRUNCH COATS to beat. He gained a 14,095 mar­ (OontlniMd Ob Pago Eight) 2. Provide that the government iviet propaganda on global basts. but was guilty of no personal It la going to require supplies and South Korea. SIZE 27x48 36" SANFORIZED CHAMBRAY8, PLAIN AND STRIPES. gin over Thomas In Tuesday’s make rent payments when neces­ Beaton Balks Propoeal wrong-doing. And Strike at Korea s a n f o r iz e d p l a i d d e n im s Just the- robe for beach wear, cornea In holiday prinmry. sary to prevent families of induct­ The major expansion la proposed S-Year Investigation (Oonttnoed on Page ’Ten) (Oonttnued on tege Twelve) 38” . The 48-year-old congressman Wonderful value in all wool acatter rug# for living rooms, hall# 36" 8EERESS SEERSUCKER. PLAIN AND PRINTS. white with contrasting color trim. Sale . . . ed men from being evicted for non^ In a resolution sponsored^by Sena­ Federal investigators said the missed nomination without a run­ Tokyo, July 6—(45—Vice Ad­ and )>edroom#. Beat gradea of heavy 100% wool carpeting from COTTON, RAYON and $ 3 . 9 8 Drop in Taxes payment of rent. / tor Benton (D., Conn.) ^ d 12 oth­ indictments of Davis this week miral Arthur D. Stnibl# said ^ better mill# only. All wool fringe# all around. off when five other opponents 3. Guarantee that Inducwd er senators. Acheson,.^n. George and bf another prominent attorney \ were accorded 41,598 votes. ’This day his Seventh Fleet can atrlka CLOSE OUT LOT OF men shall not lose homes thej^re C. MarahaU and Gen. Dwight D. last week follow a three-year In- North, Korea and still protect B)or- REG. 89ff FABRICS 77^^ CREPE DRESSES left Monroney 27,810 Short of Tied to Korea buying through failure to ijrieet Elsenhower gave It their backing veatlgatlon- Into how .Chlneae mosa from possible Oonunimlat In­ MORE OF THOSE IRREGULARS OF 39” PLAIN RAYON SHANTUNG. majority. Commons Roars Okay Well kno^^ makes. Chanibray. bemberg. yollea, spun rayona. mortg^ige payments. S t the aUrt of hearings yesterday ahortly after World War -U. got 39" FROSTED ORGANDIE., ■The near-record vote gave vasion. 7 dotted Swiss. Sizes 12 to 4(j, 1214 to 24',4. Take Over Paymenta ’ by a Senate Foreign relations passports back to China after hav­ The Seventh Fleet^ Was Ordered 36" ABC PRINTED PIQUE. GIRDLES and other Foundations Monroney 201,338 and Thomas ing entered this country Illegally. 187,243 from all but 102 precincts Cuts in Excise Taxes to "The legislation I have In mind,” subcommittee. to keep invaders sway from ITor- 36" AMERITEX DUNE CLOTH. Reg. *8.98 Values y . . *7 .5 9 Broken sizes and styl^. V^lue $9.00 to $10.00.’ Sala Rogers told newsmen, “would pro­ The i^ t e department’s Interim ’’Alt gave their birth dates Of “Aid Korea” Policy T Y P E 1 2 8 39” DOTTED VOILE ,A bitter struggle appeared « r - mosa. . *9 .0 0 Be Delayed in Senate vide that the government Uke plan cans for stepping up quickly prior to the fire;” (1906 earth­ Struble confererd With General Reg. *10^98 Values\ . over payment of rents and mort­ quake and fire In Ban Francisco) MacArthiir after directing a two- (CoatlBoed oa Page Ten) If Situation Worsens the distribution of news bulletins, * gages and life Insurance premiums leaflets, documentary films and day carrier plane strike against SHEETS ukI r a i o w CASES Reg. *1 2 .9 8 Values’\. 10.00 (OoBtlBiied oa Page Ten) Shouts Down Oppon­ Very alight oil apota or uneven hems that will not Impair the REG. 99f' FABRICS 8 4 ^ $3.50 to $7.95 If the man Inducted requests It, urgent use of other means to con­ Senate Tries North Korea with combined Amer­ *1 4 .0 0 Washington, July 6—(4')—The The government would make those ican and BritUh forces. Wearing quahtlea. 36” ABC. PRINTED WAFFLE PIQUE. Rfg. *16.98 Values . vince Asian and Middle Eastern ents With Crie# o f 36” AMERITEX CLOKAY. American consumer’s outlook for paymenta direct to the landlord, peoples that the United States Is Treaaury Balance The chunky Normandy Invaaton 36" ABC KAREFREE KRINKLE IVews Tidbits a multl-mlillon-dollar excise tax the mortgage holder or the Iqsur- their friend and benefactor rather “ Shame” ; Eden Holds T o Cut W ork veteran told a preaa conference Reg. $2.49. 81 x 108 ...... 39” SHADOW ORGANDIE. cut — on movie tickets, fur coats, ance company during the tlihe a than the Imperialist ogre pictured Washington, July .6—(45 — The that carrier pilots destroyed all man is in service and for six Out Hopeful Picture $ 2 . 0 9 B A B Y SHOP Culled From (/P) Wires pocketbooks, jewelry and seprea by Communist propaganda. position of the Treasury July 3: the North Korean lines they could REG. 39c— M ARTEX'DRY ME DRY CREPE and SATIN BLOUSES of other things — was tied Ughter months after he geU out, In orter Recommendations call for more, Net budget receipts. $67,332.- find In sweeps from Pyongyang to give him a chance to get back 276.17. Budget expenditures. $224,- Leaders Trim I>awmak Reg: 55c. 42 x 36, Pillow cases. and NIAGARA GLASS CHECK than ever today .to the war In than doubling the present number London, July 6—(45—Britain’s southward. 'Dw total confirmed 4 5 . ' Reg. $5.98. , (32 to 38). Not afl sizes. DRESSES , ^ Another step taken to avert ex Korea. on his feet.’ 798,077.83. C^ash balance, $5,126.- policy of aid to South Korea ing Plans Pointing to killed was ten, be said. Close out* 3 2 . 0 0 eeutloa of slayer of Indian Yacht Chairman George (D-Ga) of the •The payments’ made by the (Ooatlmsed m Page Tea) 738.412.48. through the United Nations has Meint No Subs Formerly priced as high aa J 1 R Q V Q club watchman. . . .Woodbury Senate Finance .committee Mimmed government would be In the fonn won smashing support in Parlia­ Closing by August 1 Struble aald his Seventh Fleet DISH TOWELS 3f<»r$l $8.98. Sizes 3 to 6 x ...... V A a w v baadlU scheduled to appear in up the tax situation thus: of a loan to the Inducted man and ment. has had "no specific contact” with Both of these towela dry dlshea ao quickly and eaally and leaves Litchfield Superior court tomor I. The committee, now consider­ would be repayable, without In­ The Hoijse of Commons roared Ita approval last night, of Britain's Washington, July 6—(45—8en-| CANNON FINE MUSUN • no line. Multi-color atripea in Martex. Gold, red, blue and green. COTTON JERSEYS * ^ row. . - -C. F. Ruebenaaal ap­ ing the House-approved 'measure terest,, after discharge. The time ate leaders are trimming their law- (Oeothraad oo Page Twelvo) / Glass check in Niagara, ______pointed tectaalcal director, of plqa* to slash excises by $1,010,000,000, of repayment would be baaed on quick action In sending ships to Assorted stripes. Not all sizes. R ag..SB E l help American forcea and Aus­ ' making plans to bare bones In a TODDLERS'DRESSES Ucs and reaina for U. S. Rubber •will proceed In a normal, orderly Imgth of service. drive to wind up this session of SHEETS and PILLOW CASES REG. 15e— MORGAN-JONES ^2a9S WIB ® Sixes 1 to 8. Formerly priced . A A O A in Naugatuck. . . .U. 8. Circuit way” to bring a Ux bill to vote “I believe It would be reason­ News Flashes tralian planes In the conflict area. . congress by August 1. M high as $4.98. Sale priee t O Count of Appeals denies Beat apr able 'to iJve a roan five years re­ There were only a few dissenters, In the Senate and itan^ It speedily •nielr remarks drew Ironic laugh­ Majority Leader Luca# (D-III), Boy Scout Dies peal from treason conviction. . payment tlipe fpr eaA (Late BollMlas o( the UP) W in) to President Truman. ter and criea of "shame.” with backing of the Democratic 81x108 — — $ 2 . 2 9 Commerce department cata down 3. But “if there is a sudden service,” Rogers said. That DISH CLOTHS 6 ^ 49^^ ailaonat of gas to be' shipped over­ would spread out the repayment Winston Churchill anfi other Policy committee. #et the pattern HOUSE DREI^ES worsening” of the InUrnatlonal conservative leaders . Insured the yesterday by cutting HI# list of re­ O f Paralysis Soft abaorfaent and long wearing cloths mada 1^ Morgan Jonea. seas without permit. . .Tremen­ situation “we may find it advis­ period so as not to n»ake the ob­ Wrap Around and Zipper Styles, Recover Body Labor Government victory on Its quired legialation to little more 72x108 dous electrijeal storm nearly Iso- able to delay final action on any ligation burdensome. If a man policy motion by their unqualified — — $ 2 . 0 9 REG. 79c—HEjAVY DRILL ’ latea Oaremont, N. H. . . . .11 tax bill at this session of Con­ serv^ two years, he would have Winated, Conn-, Jaly -Thrfbody of William. Garrity, than taxes and appropriations. One Group, Reg. *^1.98...... BATHING SUITS support of the government action. CThalrman Taft (R^Ohlo) aald Mammoth Jamboree to S h m 3 to 6. Jaraeya, aatln laatex or draaa- week-old baby nadergoes gress, snd then proceed in. Jan- ten years In which to repay the 19,i» , a drowningqrowning victimvicum durbg the Fourth of July wwkCTd. Prime Minister AtUee praised One Group, Reg. *2.98 ...... *2 .2 9 $ 1 . 5 9 d‘*eto»"y In Bridgeport, doing, all usiV with a tax bill.” government advances.” the Senate G.p.P. Policy makers End With Tribute to 4t X 36 PiOow maher atyle. Special ...... was recovered today in Highland Lake. Two momtn w ^ had U. S. speed In handling what he would not uiMiet these dlans.____ rtiht. May Beset Taxes Interest Only Cent -said— was-—"naked aggrosslon” Iromng Board Covers 6 9 ^ been dragging the lake from a rowboat. Yound-the- " Only the tense International ----- State Dental commissi tn~clrcum against South Korea. World Brotherii6oB~ Known foe yearaYoe their long wear are these Cannon fine muslin Extra heavy weight drill with elastic edge. Fits any standard BOYS’’ poaee hearlag on 16 dentlstg George ; said, “we may find It ment, Rogers aald. Would be the about 30 feet o f water about 300 yards from ahore. Churchill reiterated In Com- situation threatened to stand off sheets and .caaeei aize board. te e n a g e c o t t o n d r e s s e s bsneflttod lUsgaUy from advei necessary to Imposs much heavier inter|at it would have to pay on • * * i Valley Forge, P a , July .6—’K*:Ye .... ■ '^-T'■♦>■■■■■ ...... ■ ■fc. Y v"'